CHRYSLER 3002009 · 3.0L DIESEL

The 2026-2025 vehicle demonstrates a robust maintenance trend, with the September 2023 test at 79,806 miles passing without defects, indicating the car has maintained its roadworthiness through consistent upkeep. This stability contrasts with the 2022 test at 74,939 miles, where the tester flagged worn tires on the offside rear and front, suggesting the car has not been serviced to maintain these components within legal limits and is at risk of premature failure. The overall pattern is stable, with no evidence of a significant deterioration or rapid accumulation of wear that would indicate a dangerous trend. The mileage of 95,193 miles, derived from the 2025-2024 period, represents a period of accumulation that may or may not reflect normal usage. The gap between the 2023 and 2022 tests is notable, as the 2023 record shows no defects while the 2022 record flags specific wear conditions on the offside rear and front tires. This discrepancy suggests that the car has experienced periods of light use or long standing, which could explain the lower mileage accumulation in the latter half of the 2020s. The 2025 test at 95,193 miles confirms that the vehicle has not accumulated excessive wear since the 2023 inspection, maintaining the safety of the engine and drivetrain. Given the history of worn tires and the lack of defects in the 2023-2022 records, a buyer should inspect the car for structural integrity, specifically focusing on the suspension bushes, coil springs, and brake discs. The presence of worn tires on the offside rear and front implies that the car has not been serviced to maintain these components within legal limits, which could lead to binding calipers or premature failure. The 2022 test at 74,939 miles is the most critical datum, as it identifies specific wear conditions that, if not addressed, could compromise the vehicle's structural integrity and safety. A professional inspection is required to determine if the car meets the legal standards for a used vehicle at this age and mileage.