2010 Vauxhall Insignia 2.0L Diesel · DE60 DLU

The overall roadworthiness status is currently good, but the maintenance trend is improving rather than worsening. This assessment is based on the most recent test from June 2025, which was passed at 154,878 miles, representing a significant improvement from the previous test on June 20, 2024, which was also passed at 134,893 miles. The absence of a failed test in the 2023 test suggests that the vehicle has maintained a stable maintenance pattern over the past year, rather than experiencing a rapid accumulation of faults that would indicate a deteriorating condition. The mileage pattern is relatively clean, with no significant gaps or rapid mileage accumulation that would suggest a major wear pattern. The vehicle has maintained its 154,878 miles since June 2025, which is consistent with an age of approximately 16 years. While the vehicle is roughly 9,680 miles per year, the absence of a failed test in the 2023 test indicates that the mechanical issues have been resolved or corrected, preventing the need for immediate escalation of maintenance requirements. Given the improved roadworthiness and clean mileage history, the primary focus should be on identifying and addressing any recurring mechanical faults that have been flagged. The most critical structural and mechanical risks are the offside rear coil spring and shock absorbers, which have been corroded and have light oil misting, respectively. While these components are not severely weakened, their corrosion and wear are indicative of a potential ongoing structural integrity risk that requires inspection. Additionally, the brake discs have been flagged as worn but not excessively so, which suggests that the braking system is functionally sound but may require closer monitoring for wear progression.