2017 Infiniti Q50 2.1L Diesel · BP17 TNJ

The 2026-06-18 test confirms the vehicle remains roadworthy, but the recent MOT at 76,076 miles on November 27, 2025, indicates a maintenance trend that is stable rather than worsening. This assessment is grounded in the specific test outcome where the tester flagged a front oil leak and noted slight play in the anti-roll bar ball joint, which are minor consumable issues that do not indicate structural failure. Given that this is the most recent test date, the mechanical condition has been maintained through the year, suggesting the vehicle requires only routine servicing rather than urgent intervention. The mileage pattern reflects a typical accumulation of 8,453 miles per year, which is consistent with an eight-year-old vehicle. The data shows a clean progression with no gaps or rapid mileage jumps between the 2025-11-27 test and the 2022-06-01 test, indicating that the owner has maintained a steady driving schedule without significant wear on drivetrain components. While the mileage is within normal parameters for age, the absence of major defects in the 2023-11-30 and 2022-11-28 tests suggests that the vehicle has been driven for a long period, allowing for the gradual accumulation of minor wear on the drivetrain and suspension. In conclusion, the vehicle presents a straightforward mechanical assessment with no signs of serious structural damage or corrosion. The only recurring faults are minor consumables like the oil leak and ball joint play, which are easily resolvable through scheduled maintenance. A buyer should inspect the car for signs of rust in the exhaust system or structural integrity of the suspension bushings to confirm the absence of hidden risks, but the overall roadworthiness is good.