JAGUAR F-PACE2017 · 2.0L DIESEL

The vehicle's overall roadworthiness is currently non-roadworthy , as the most recent test on 13 April 2026 at 75,760 miles was not passed. This failure represents a critical gap in the MOT record, confirming that the vehicle has not met the statutory safety standards for any period of time. The maintenance trend is worsening , evidenced by the sequence of failures starting from the rear differential and progressing to the front brakes and ball joints. The tester flagged excessive play on both ball joints, dust cover damage, and thin brake pads, indicating that the vehicle has not undergone the necessary preventative maintenance or replacement of worn components. A buyer must inspect the vehicle for the following mechanical risks: suspension bushes and coil springs, binding calipers, and brake discs, as these components have been repeatedly identified as worn or failing. Additionally, the history of structural corrosion in the rear differential mounting area and the excessive play in the ball joints suggest that the vehicle may have suffered from a lack of regular servicing, which could lead to catastrophic failure if the wear continues.