CHRYSLER GR VOYAGER2008 · 2.8L DIESEL

The most recent MOT on 2025-05-10 showed multiple defects, including severely deteriorated offside front drive shaft CV boots, chassis corrosion near mountings, front steering play, and tyres worn close to legal limits. Brake discs and pads were also noted as worn, with rear brake pads described as “wearing thin.” These issues suggest ongoing wear on critical components, particularly in the drivetrain, steering, and braking systems. Recurring mechanical patterns include repeated CV boot failures, chassis corrosion, and steering play. The 2024-03-14 MOT highlighted similar CV boot issues and front brake disc wear, while the 2024-01-18 failure included ABS faults, oil leaks, and a parking brake system in poor condition. Corrosion on the chassis has been documented multiple times, though described as “not seriously affecting security.” These recurring issues indicate a trend of gradual degradation rather than sudden failure. The condition trend appears to be stable but with persistent minor defects. While no major new faults were recorded in the 2025 MOT, the same issues resurfaced, suggesting that repairs may not have addressed underlying causes. The vehicle’s mileage of 142,215 miles (about 7,901 per year) is typical for its age, implying moderate use rather than heavy wear or prolonged inactivity. However, older vehicles at this mileage often experience accelerated wear on high-mileage components like brakes, steering, and suspension. The buyer should prioritize inspecting the CV boots for leaks or damage, as repeated failures may indicate poor maintenance or component fatigue.