2007 Jaguar 6DOOR Limousine BY Eagle 3.0L Petrol · C16 NAJ

The most recent MOT test on March 9th, 2026, resulted in a pass, but it was preceded by a failure on the same date, indicating immediate attention was required. The recurring mechanical pattern involves issues with suspension components, specifically ball joints in the front upper suspension arm and the rear anti-roll bar linkage. These issues were noted in both the failed and passed inspections. The tyre condition was also flagged on the most recent tests, showing wear close to the legal limit on both the front and rear axles. The trend in the MOT history shows instability; the vehicle passed after a failure, suggesting that while some issues might have been addressed, the underlying mechanical concerns regarding suspension components persist. The mileage of 24,674 miles for a vehicle that is approximately 19 years old suggests relatively low annual mileage, which could imply lighter use or extended periods of standing, although this does not rule out wear on specific components. A buyer must thoroughly inspect the suspension components, paying close attention to the front upper suspension arm ball joints and the rear anti-roll bar linkage for any signs of movement or looseness. Secondly, check the condition of the tyres immediately, as they are noted to be worn close to the legal limit. Finally, given the history of electronic warning lights, it would be prudent to have a mechanic check the fault codes related to the electronic stability control and supplementary restraint systems.