2019 Ford Transit 2.0L Diesel · CP19 PWN

This 2019 Ford Transit has covered 155,845 miles in seven years, averaging over 22,000 miles annually. This high mileage confirms the vehicle has been used for heavy-duty commercial purposes rather than light domestic duties. You should expect significant wear on the drivetrain, suspension, and braking components, as this level of usage is typical for a working van that has likely spent most of its life on motorways or under load. The MOT history shows a generally stable trend, with the vehicle passing its most recent test in July 2025. However, the recorded advisories indicate a pattern of neglect regarding basic maintenance. The presence of an oil leak, even if noted as not excessive, suggests that engine seals or gaskets are beginning to degrade due to the high mileage. Previous recurring issues with tyre wear on the edges suggest that the van may have been driven while heavily loaded or that the wheel alignment has been neglected over time. The condition of the vehicle appears stable but is clearly showing the signs of its high-intensity working life. While there are no catastrophic failures in the recent history, the transition from minor lighting and bodywork advisories to an engine-related oil leak suggests that the van is entering a phase where more frequent mechanical intervention will be required to keep it roadworthy. Before purchasing, you must prioritise a thorough inspection of the engine bay to identify the exact source of the oil leak.