2023 Ford Transit 350 Leader Ecoblue 2.0L Diesel · MW23 ACF

The vehicle passed its most recent MOT on 2026‑04‑23 at 91,234 miles, recording only a minor offside front screen damage. The maintenance trend shows improvement; after a failure in May 2024 due to windscreen damage and rear brake pad wear, the subsequent test in May 2024 noted the same brake pad advisory, and the following year’s test in May 2025 reported no defects. The current status indicates roadworthiness with a low‑impact cosmetic fault. Mileage accumulation is markedly high for a three‑year‑old transit. Between the May 2024 test (26,568 miles) and the May 2025 test (62,373 miles) the vehicle logged 35,805 miles in one year, then reached 91,234 miles by April 2026, adding another 28,861 miles in roughly eleven months. This rate of roughly 30,000 miles annually suggests intensive service conditions and accelerated wear on consumables and mechanical components. A prospective buyer should inspect the rear brake system for pad thickness and disc condition, examine the front windscreen for any damage affecting visibility, and assess suspension bushes, coil springs and trailing arm mounts for fatigue. Given the high mileage and age, check the exhaust for corrosion, the chassis for rust spots, and tyre tread depth across all four wheels. Verify that wiper blades and any decorative screens are functional, and review service records for consistency with the rapid mileage gain.