2017 Ford Ranger 3.2L Diesel · B1 WFR

This 2017 Ford Ranger has passed its most recent MOT on 10 June 2026. The overall condition trend appears stable, as the vehicle consistently passes without major failures, though it shows a pattern of neglected minor maintenance. The most prominent risk pattern is the recurring failure to address small defects. The central stop lamp and side repeater lenses have been flagged as defective or non-functional across multiple years without being repaired. This suggests a lack of attention to detail regarding basic vehicle upkeep. Historically, there has been a consistent trend of brake disc corrosion and pitting, as well as tyres wearing close to the legal limit on the inner edges. While these were advisories rather than failures, they indicate a vehicle that has seen regular use and may have alignment issues contributing to uneven tyre wear. The mileage of 94,744 over nine years is typical for this age. This suggests the vehicle has been used regularly and has not suffered from the degradation associated with long periods of standing, but it has reached a stage where wear on consumables, suspension, and drivetrain components is expected. When inspecting the vehicle, prioritize checking the condition of the front brake discs for pitting and corrosion.