2014 Jaguar F-Type 3.0L Petrol · FE64 AEF

The 2014 Jaguar F-Type has a current mileage of 72,088 miles and passed its most recent MOT test in September 2025. The maintenance trend appears to be stable, with the vehicle passing its last two MOT tests, although several advisories were noted in the 2025 test, including a slightly damaged offside front seat belt webbing, an inoperative nearside rear registration plate lamp, and an oil leak around the engine. The fact that the vehicle has passed its last two MOT tests suggests that the owner has been addressing any issues that have arisen, but the presence of advisories indicates that some maintenance is still required. The mileage pattern of the vehicle is roughly typical for its age, with an average annual mileage of around 6,007 miles. There are no notable gaps in the mileage record, with the vehicle being tested annually, and the mileage has accumulated steadily over the years. For example, between September 2024 and September 2025, the mileage increased by 6,327 miles, which is consistent with the overall average. The data suggests that the vehicle has been used regularly, but not excessively, and that the owner has been keeping up with the required maintenance. The MOT history highlights several areas that a potential buyer should inspect in person, including the brakes, suspension, and structural components. The vehicle has had issues with brake discs and pads in the past, with worn or pitted discs noted in several tests, and brake pads wearing thin. The suspension has also been a problem area, with excessively worn upper suspension arm ball joints noted in 2020, and dust covers no longer preventing the ingress of dirt. The buyer should also check for any signs of corrosion, particularly on the rear sub-frame, which was noted as corroded but not seriously weakened in the 2025 test. The offside front tyre was also noted as worn close to the legal limit in the 2025 test, so the buyer should check the condition of all the tyres. The buyer should pay particular attention to the areas mentioned above, as they have been flagged as potential issues in the past. A thorough inspection of the vehicle's suspension, brakes, and structural components is essential to ensure that any problems are identified and addressed before purchase. The presence of advisories in the 2025 test suggests that some maintenance is still required, and the buyer should factor this into their purchase decision. Overall, while the vehicle appears to be in generally good condition, a careful inspection is necessary to identify any potential issues and ensure that the buyer is making an informed purchase.