BENTLEY BENTAYGA2016 · 6.0L Petrol

Most recent MOT (24 April 2026) – The car passed, but the tester recorded “Rear brake pad(s) wearing thin (1.1.13 (a) (ii)).” This is the only defect noted across the five‑year MOT record. Pattern and trend – From 2022 to 2026 the mileage rose from 13,500 mi to 37,525 mi, an average of about 6,000 mi per year in the last four years. The MOTs have otherwise been clean, with no repeat failures or advisory items. The only emerging issue is the brake‑pad wear, which suggests a gradual consumption of the rear braking material but does not indicate a worsening systemic problem. Mileage versus age – At ten years old the car has only 37,500 mi, roughly 3,750 mi per year – well below the typical usage for a luxury SUV. Low mileage can mean the drivetrain, suspension and engine have seen relatively little mechanical stress, which is a positive sign for wear‑related components. However, prolonged periods of low use can allow rubber hoses, seals and electronic components to age, so the low‑mileage signal is ambiguous rather than a guarantee of excellent condition. Overall condition outlook – The evidence points to a stable condition: no recurring defects, no major failures, and a single, isolated brake‑pad wear item. The trend does not appear to be deteriorating, but the brake wear should be addressed promptly. What to inspect first 1.