2007 Volkswagen Touran SE TDI 105 1.9L Diesel · SKZ 6049

The Volkswagen Touran shows a passed MOT on 6 November 2023 at 167,166 miles with no defects recorded, giving a baseline roadworthiness that is acceptable yet dated given today's date of 16 July 2026 leaves a 32-month gap since testing. The maintenance trend is stable, with every mechanical assessment clearing without advisories. Prior to that pass, the tester failed the vehicle on 28 October 2023 at 167,066 miles yet logged zero defects. An identical scenario occurred on 18 June 2022: a fail at 158,192 miles followed by a pass at 158,207 miles the same day, again with no faults noted. Odometer progression reflects typical use for a 19-year-old estate. The record shows 149,702 miles on 31 March 2021, rising to 158,207 miles by 18 June 2022, a gain of 8,505 miles across fifteen months. By 28 October 2023 the clock read 167,066 miles, adding 8,859 miles over the next sixteen months. These figures match the lifetime average of 8,798 miles per year and indicate steady private or light commercial service. A delayed renewal between spring 2021 and summer 2022 is the only irregularity, not a mileage anomaly. Although the DVSA sheets carry no advisories, a buyer must physically verify components the tests did not flag. The tester recorded no corrosion or structural integrity concerns, but sills, subframes and suspension mounts on high-mileage Tourans degrade with age. Inspect suspension bushes, coil springs and damper turrets for cracking. Measure brake disc wear and confirm calipers release freely despite no binding logged. Check exhaust emissions hardware for leaks and inspect turbo intake hoses. The repeated fails without recorded defects point to administrative or presentation issues rather than mechanical neglect by previous owners. Given the vehicle has sat untested for over two years, confirm storage conditions and commission a pre-purchase check of drivetrain bearings and gearbox synchros common to the 105bhp TDI at this mileage.