2014 BMW X6 M50D AUTO3.0L DIESEL

The most recent MOT entry, dated 20 June 2025, shows the X6 passed at 77 768 miles with no recorded defects. The only anomaly in the record is a failure on 2 June 2025, also at 77 522 miles, but it lists no specific defects. That suggests the failure was likely administrative (e.g., missing paperwork) rather than a mechanical fault, but it does mean the reason for the failure should be clarified before purchase. Across the five‑year MOT span the car has consistently passed with no faults recorded, indicating a stable condition trend. There is no evidence of a worsening pattern; the vehicle appears to have been maintained well enough to avoid any MOT‑required repairs during that period. At roughly 6 500 miles per year, the mileage is typical for a 12‑year‑old BMW. It does not point to unusually high wear, nor does it imply the car has been sitting idle for long stretches. The mileage therefore gives no clear signal of excessive stress on the drivetrain, brakes or suspension, but it also does not guarantee those components are pristine. For a buyer, the priority should be to confirm why the June 2025 failure was issued and to ensure any outstanding items were addressed. A thorough visual inspection of the suspension, steering, brakes and exhaust system is advisable, as is a test‑drive to listen for unusual noises and to feel for any vibration or pulling.