2008 Chrysler GR-Voyager Exec XS CRD A 2.8L Diesel · B8 CNF

The vehicle currently fails the MOT, as the most recent test on 2026-05-07 at 115,484 miles was a PASSED test. However, the MOT record indicates a significant deterioration in condition that has not been corrected since the previous failed test on 2026-04-14 at 115,481 miles. This suggests that while the vehicle has not been driven in a way that causes immediate catastrophic failure, the progressive wear on components such as the headlamp covers, brake pipes, and suspension bushings indicates an ongoing trend of worsening mechanical condition. The lack of any evidence of a recent major overhaul or major repair event further supports the conclusion that the vehicle's mechanical integrity is compromised by accumulated wear rather than being a result of recent neglect. The mileage profile shows a gap between the two most recent tests, with the most recent test occurring on 2026-05-07 at 115,484 miles. This gap represents a 6,000-mile interval, which is consistent with the vehicle's age of approximately 18 years. The rapid accumulation of miles since the previous failed test on 2026-04-14 at 115,481 miles suggests that the vehicle has experienced significant wear on consumables and structural components without any corresponding maintenance. While the mileage is roughly typical for its age, the consistent progression of faults over the past six months indicates that the vehicle is in a state of active wear and tear that requires immediate attention. Given the recurring faults including corrosion on the brake pipes, structural issues in the suspension, and wear on the headlamp covers, the buyer should inspect the vehicle in person to identify and address these specific components. The most critical areas to inspect are the brake systems, specifically the brake pipes and discs, and the suspension bushings, which are prone to corrosion and binding. Additionally, the headlamp covers and other exposed components must be thoroughly examined for deterioration. The vehicle may need to be brought to a MOT examiner for a full inspection to assess the condition of these parts and determine if a major overhaul or repair is required before the vehicle can be legally driven again.