2009 Jaguar XJ 2.7L Diesel · GU09 KXJ

This 2009 Jaguar XJ passed its most recent MOT in September 2025 with no defects recorded. The vehicle has now covered 100,469 miles over roughly 17 years of ownership, which works out to approximately 5,910 miles per year. This is notably low mileage for a car of this age. The MOT record spans five years and shows a consistent pattern: every test has resulted in a pass with no defects logged. Over that period, the mileage has risen by only 17,365 miles, from 83,104 in September 2021 to 100,469 in September 2025. The rate of mileage accumulation has remained steady, with no sudden jumps or gaps that might suggest hidden damage or long periods of neglect. Low mileage on a vehicle this old cuts both ways. On one hand, it suggests the car has not been subjected to the high wear associated with heavy daily use—the engine, transmission, and running gear have logged relatively few hours. On the other hand, extended standing periods and light use can create their own risks. Brakes, fuel systems, cooling hoses, and seals can deteriorate during storage, and engine internals can suffer corrosion if the vehicle sits unused for prolonged spells.