2019 Volvo XC90 2.0L Diesel · E1 PPF

This vehicle passed its most recent MOT in April 2026 at 78,503 miles with a single advisory concerning the offside front suspension arm bush. The rubber bush showed a slight fluid weep from its oil-filled construction, though wear had not yet caused excessive movement. The overall repair trend is stable; this is the first structural note since a worn rear brake pad advisory in 2022, which was presumably corrected as subsequent tests cleared the brakes entirely. The recorded mileage of 78,503 across seven years equates to roughly 11,215 miles per annum, which falls within normal expectations for a family SUV. The annual test data shows consistent use with no prolonged storage gaps. Mileage rose from 29,932 in May 2023 to 45,399 in April 2024, indicating heavier usage during that period, before settling to a more moderate rate. A pre-purchase inspection should focus on the front suspension components flagged in the latest test. The oil-filled bush weep should be assessed for progression, as complete failure could affect steering precision and tyre wear. Rear brake condition, while not recently flagged, deserves a visual check given the 2022 advisory. No structural corrosion or emission issues appear on any record, suggesting the underbody and exhaust system have avoided common degradation. Overall, this vehicle presents a low-risk mechanical profile, with the suspension bush as the primary point for immediate evaluation.