2009 Jaguar X-Type 2.2L Diesel · AM58 LWT

The vehicle remains roadworthy for the current year, as the most recent MOT test in December 2024 passed at 126,865 miles without any serious defects, indicating that the maintenance trend is stable. The record confirms that while the engine and transmission operate correctly, the drivetrain components have experienced wear patterns that require attention. The mileage data suggests a pattern of rapid accumulation over the past two years, with the vehicle reaching approximately 126,865 miles after just 12 months. This rapid increase in mileage relative to the vehicle's age (2009) implies that the owner has likely maintained the car with minimal effort or that the vehicle has been used extensively, which can accelerate the degradation of suspension bushings and brake pads. The recurring issues in the MOT history reveal significant structural risks that must be addressed before the next test. The most critical problem is the corrosion of rear coil springs and suspension mounting prescribed areas, which poses a risk of future failure. Additionally, the brake calliper is leaking, and the front anti-roll bar linkage is damaged, both of which indicate that the braking system is compromised and requires immediate professional intervention.