2021 Volkswagen Caddy C20 Commerce PRO TDI 2.0L Diesel · DJ21 DOR

The clean MOT history confirms a stable and fault-free maintenance record. At the June 2025 test the van passed with no defects at 77,640 miles, and the April 2024 test passed equally clean at 64,898 miles. Two consecutive annual inspections without a single advisory point to consistent upkeep rather than a vehicle on a declining mechanical trajectory. Mileage sits above average for a five-year-old Caddy. The recorded 77,640 miles works out to roughly 15,500 per year, which is high for the age and consistent with regular commercial use. Between the two tests the van covered 12,742 miles over roughly 13 months, an annualised rate nearer 11,700 miles, so the recent use has actually eased off. Only two MOT entries exist and both are clean, so there is little else in the history to diagnose, but that sparse record in itself gives no cause for concern. The absence of flagged faults means the buyer must inspect the consumable and wearing items that typically degrade at this mileage. Check the suspension bushes, anti-roll bar links, and coil springs for wear, and examine the brake discs for lipping or scoring. Look closely at the tyres for uneven wear patterns, as a van covering 77,640 miles will have seen multiple sets and any misalignment will show on the tread edges. The MOT certificate issued on 3 June 2025 will have expired in June 2026, so the vehicle is currently without a valid test. Treat the need for a fresh MOT as an essential first step before purchase. Provided the new certificate comes back clean and the suspension and brake components pass inspection, the history supports a mechanically sound van with no evidence of recurring faults.