CHRYSLER GRD VOYAGER TOURING CRD A2011 · 2.8L DIESEL

This vehicle has failed its most recent MOT test in April 2026, meaning it is currently not roadworthy. The failure is centered on the rear end of the car, specifically involving imbalanced rear brakes and excessively worn bushes in the rear lower shock absorbers and trailing arms. There is a clear and worsening trend regarding the rear suspension. In April 2025, the trailing arm bushes were noted as worn but not yet excessive, and the rear shock absorbers were recorded as corroded. By April 2026, these components have deteriorated to the point of failure. This indicates that the suspension system is degrading and has not been adequately maintained or refreshed. The recorded mileage of 105,159 miles is typical for a 15-year-old vehicle. This suggests a standard pattern of use, meaning the current defects are likely the result of age-related wear and tear on rubber components and braking hardware rather than extreme hard use or long periods of standing. Earlier history shows a failure in April 2024 related to the ABS and Electronic Stability Control warning lamps, though these were resolved to achieve a pass. A buyer should first verify if the rear suspension arms, shock absorber bushes, and braking system have been fully repaired since the April 2026 failure.