FORD TRANSIT CUSTOM2019 · 2.0L DIESEL

This 2019 Ford Transit Custom has a clean MOT history with five consecutive passes, the most recent on 2025-11-11 at 75,297 miles. The only noted issue was a minor observation about the nearside rear child seat obstructing full belt inspection—no defect or failure was recorded. There is no recurring mechanical pattern in the MOT records; all previous tests (2022–2025) passed with no defects noted. The vehicle shows no signs of worsening condition over time—mileage increased steadily but modestly, and no advisory or failure items accumulated. At 75,297 miles after nearly 7 years, the annual average (≈10,757 miles) is typical for a commercial vehicle of this type. This suggests regular, moderate use rather than heavy commercial abuse or prolonged inactivity. However, the lack of defects does not rule out wear on consumables like brakes, suspension bushes, or tyres—especially if the vehicle has been used in stop-start conditions or on rough roads. The clean record is encouraging, but MOTs do not test everything. A buyer should inspect the following in person: - Brake performance and pad/rotor wear (listen for dragging, pulsing, or reduced stopping power) - Suspension integrity (check for clunks over bumps, uneven tyre wear, or visible fluid leaks) - Tyre tread depth and condition (especially rear tyres, given the child seat constraint may limit rotation options) - Engine and transmission for unusual noises, vibrations, or delayed engagement - Interior and baseplate for signs of water ingress or structural corrosion (common in older Transit models if exposed to salt or damp) If these checks come back sound, the vehicle presents as well-maintained and low-risk for major hidden issues.