2018 Nissan Navara 2.3L Diesel · YN18 DYT

The vehicle's overall roadworthiness is currently poor, as the most recent MOT test in November 2023 was not passed. This indicates a significant lapse in maintenance that has not been corrected since the previous inspection date of November 17, 2022. The failure to pass the MOT on the 92,583-mile test demonstrates that the vehicle has not undergone adequate servicing since the 2022-11-17 test, where the first failure occurred. The mileage pattern shows a distinct gap between the most recent test and the previous one, with a 1,176-mile interval between the two most recent assessments. This gap suggests that the vehicle has accumulated more wear and tear since the last formal MOT than it has since the initial inspection. The rapid accumulation of miles between the 2022 and 2023 tests indicates that the vehicle has likely been driven for over a year without any planned maintenance, a pattern that is not typical for a 2018 NISSAN NAVARA. Given the recurring faults, particularly the front brake issues and nearside tyre wear, a buyer must inspect the vehicle in person to assess structural integrity and functional components. The binding calipers and brake pads, which failed the 2022 test, are a critical concern. The lack of a 2023 MOT means there is no evidence that these components have undergone the necessary tightening or replacement, suggesting that the suspension bushings and coil springs may be compromised. A thorough visual inspection is required to confirm whether the brake pads are still within the 1.5 mm minimum limit and to check the condition of the front and nearside tyres for tread depth, as the 2022 test flagged these issues.