2018 Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0L Diesel · FL18 EYM

The overall roadworthiness of the vehicle is currently passing for the 2026 test, with the most recent inspection at 83,975 miles in July 2025 showing no defects. This indicates that the vehicle has maintained a consistent and stable maintenance trend over the past three years, with no evidence of a worsening trend or a sudden onset of serious mechanical issues. The mileage data suggests that the vehicle has experienced a steady accumulation of approximately 10,500 miles annually. This rate is consistent with an eight-year-old model, implying that the drivetrain and suspension components have likely undergone normal wear and tear without any signs of accelerated degradation or catastrophic failure. The data is relatively clean, with no gaps in the records that would suggest a lack of regular servicing, though the steady pace suggests the vehicle has been driven for a significant duration. Given the stable record, the buyer should focus on routine inspections for wear on the suspension, brakes, and drivetrain components rather than worrying about structural integrity or hidden corrosion. The lack of defects in the MOT history means that the vehicle passes the initial safety and roadworthiness checks, but the buyer must verify the condition of the suspension bushes and coil springs, the binding calipers, and brake discs to ensure that no other wear is occurring.