2020 Volvo XC90 2.0L Hybrid electric · GD69 JDX

The most recent MOT from March 2026 resulted in a pass, but it highlights a concerning lack of maintenance regarding specific advisories. Both the front brake discs and a damaged windscreen were flagged as issues in April 2025 and have remained on the record through to the 2026 test. This recurring pattern suggests a stable but neglected trend. The fact that the brake discs have been described as worn, pitted, or scored for over a year indicates that the owner is opting to do the bare minimum to pass the test rather than proactively replacing wearing components. The vehicle has covered roughly 8,799 miles per year, which is typical for its age. This mileage does not suggest any extreme wear from heavy use, nor does it indicate the car has spent long periods standing. It represents a standard usage profile for a six-year-old vehicle. Earlier in the history, a December 2023 failure was caused by a severely damaged and worn nearside front tyre, which was rectified the following day. While this was a one-off event, it shows a previous instance of neglecting tyre condition until it became a safety failure. A buyer should first inspect the front brake discs for heavy pitting or scoring and check the windscreen for cracks or chips that may require replacement.