2012 Ford Ranger 3.2L Diesel · AF12 WFR

The vehicle currently faces a roadworthiness verdict of 'unassured' pending a fresh MOT, with the most recent test on 2026-06-18 occurring 13 days prior. The MOT record demonstrates a stable maintenance trend, with all five entries passing without defects, suggesting the vehicle has been maintained consistently over the last several years. However, the data does not show a clear pattern of improvement or deterioration; rather, it reflects a baseline of operational wear that requires verification. The mileage profile indicates a significant disparity between the vehicle's age and its recorded distance. At 195,142 miles, the car has approximately 14 years of age, which is exceptionally high for a mid-range model like the 2012 Ford Ranger. This distance suggests that the accumulated mileage has likely accelerated the wear on critical components, particularly the drivetrain and suspension, which are prone to failure over such a long period. While the initial 195,142 miles passed the test, the subsequent 13,939 miles per year implies that the vehicle has experienced rapid wear on consumables and structural elements, creating a risk of imminent failure if maintenance is not addressed immediately. In conclusion, the buyer must conduct a physical inspection to determine the true condition of the drivetrain, suspension, and brakes, as the MOT record alone cannot confirm the absence of hidden faults. The vehicle is currently at risk of structural or mechanical failure if the history is not interpreted correctly, as the high mileage and lack of specific defect notes warrant a thorough check before purchase.