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Nissan Serena

Reliability, running costs, and MOT data across 22 years from 6,692 real MOT tests.

Avg Pass Rate

83%

Total Tests

6,692

Best Year

2013 (94%)

Years Covered

22

How reliable is the Nissan Serena?

vs national average+1% (82% avg)
vs Nissan brand average+2% (81% avg)
Best to worst year spread38 percentage points
Reliability trendImproving over years

Nissan Serena by Year

YearPass RateTestsAvg Mileage
202494%3162,927 mi
202178%18890,206 mi
202085%15990,524 mi
201989%26399,774 mi
201884%33469,297 mi
201789%36475,853 mi
201690%20878,845 mi
201590%26284,995 mi
201490%51973,359 mi
201394%1,27570,695 mi
201289%77972,979 mi
201189%44376,726 mi
201084%56378,267 mi
200986%37676,005 mi
200886%35287,771 mi
200781%247103,672 mi
200678%125110,825 mi
200578%65116,815 mi
200480%35100,029 mi
199974%3898,386 mi
199767%30103,215 mi
199556%36112,824 mi

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About the Nissan Serena

The Nissan Serena has been tested 6,692 times in 2024 MOT data across 22 model years (1995 to 2024), with an average pass rate of 83%. That's slightly above the national average of 82%. Available as petrol and diesel and hybrid.

Best and Worst Years

The 2013 model is the most reliable with a 94% pass rate from 1,275 tests. The 1995 model has the lowest at 56%. With a 38 point spread, choosing the right year makes a big difference to reliability.

Reliability Trend

Newer NISSAN SERENAs show better MOT pass rates than older ones, with an average improvement of 4 percentage points.

Mileage Across Years

The oldest model in our data (1995) averages 112,824 miles, while the newest (2024) averages 62,927 miles. Older models have covered serious mileage, so suspension and drivetrain wear are worth checking.

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