2017 Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0L Diesel · DX67 TYY

The vehicle is presently roadworthy; the September 2025 MOT at 67,944 miles recorded a pass with no defects, showing a stable maintenance pattern after a decade of regular testing. Across nine years the car has accumulated 67,944 miles, averaging roughly 7,500 miles per year. Mileage increments between tests are consistent – from 25,640 miles in August 2020 to 32,881 miles in August 2021, then to 41,657 miles in August 2022, 49,195 miles in August 2023, 57,420 miles in August 2024 and finally 67,944 miles in September 2025. No large gaps or sudden spikes appear, indicating steady use rather than periods of neglect or heavy short‑term mileage. Brake disc condition recurs in the record: the August 2021 test noted front discs with approximately 20 % pitting and corrosion, while August 2022 flagged both front and rear discs as worn, pitted or scored, though not seriously weakened. Prospective owners should verify current disc thickness and inspect for scoring or rust, especially on the rear set. The August 2024 entry warned that the off‑side front tyre was close to the legal tread limit, suggesting the need for a thorough tyre tread check and possible replacement. Earlier wiper failures in August 2020 were rectified by the subsequent pass, yet a functional test of both windscreen wipers is advisable. The near‑side rear child seat fitted in August 2022 impeded a full adult belt inspection; a buyer should confirm that all seat‑belt anchorage points operate freely and that the child seat does not compromise belt integrity. Overall, the MOT history shows no advisory on structural corrosion or exhaust emissions, but a careful in‑person examination of the suspension bushes, brake system, tyre condition and belt operation will confirm that the vehicle’s mechanical health aligns with the stable trend indicated by the latest pass.