2020 JAGUAR F-PACE5.0L Petrol

The vehicle remains roadworthy, the 3 February 2026 MOT at 56,339 miles passing despite a near‑side rear tyre flagged as worn close to the legal limit. No mechanical or structural advisories appear in any test, indicating a stable maintenance trend with only consumable‑wear items recurring. Mileage has risen from 31,024 miles on 25 August 2022 to 56,339 miles on 3 February 2026, averaging roughly 9,300 miles per year – a typical utilisation for a six‑year‑old Jaguar F‑Pace. The intervals between tests show consistent accrual: 3,153 miles over six months to the 7 February 2023 test, then 6,505 miles to the 30 January 2024 test, followed by 7,966 miles to the 6 February 2025 test and 7,691 miles to the most recent inspection. No abrupt spikes or prolonged gaps suggest irregular use. A prospective buyer should give the tyre set close scrutiny, confirming that the near‑side rear tyre retains at least the statutory 1.6 mm tread depth and exhibits even wear, as uneven wear could hint at suspension bush or alignment issues. The off‑side front tyre should be examined for remnants of the previously noted nail and for any puncture‑related damage. While no MOT advisories target the suspension, brakes, or bodywork, a visual check of suspension bushes, coil springs, brake discs and pads, and wheel‑arch corrosion will verify that the underlying components remain sound.