2010 Volkswagen Transporter 2.0L Diesel · GU60 CWJ

The vehicle achieved a PASS on the 15 April 2026 test at 194 669 miles with no defects recorded. Since the multiple failures logged in September 2021, the MOT history shows a consistent series of passes from August 2020 onward, with only minor advisories such as windscreen damage in 2023. This indicates a stabilising and improving maintenance trend. Mileage accumulation has been high for a 2010 model, averaging roughly 12 200 miles per year. The log shows a dense cluster of tests between 2020 and 2021, then a gap in 2022, followed by a gradual rise to 186 592 miles in March 2025 and the latest 194 669 miles in April 2026. The interval between the March 2025 and April 2026 tests is about fifteen months, placing the most recent MOT roughly three months before the present date, which is relatively recent. A buyer should inspect the suspension linkage, checking the offside front anti‑roll bar joint dust cover for ingress of dirt as flagged in 2021. Brake condition demands close attention: rear brake pads were noted thin in 2019 and parking brake inefficiency appeared in 2021; verify pad wear and parking brake operation on both sides. Tyre condition is critical; front and rear tyres were reported worn to the legal limit and some rear tyres show cuts, so examine tread depth and sidewall integrity. Structural items such as the rear passenger seat, seat belt retraction mechanism, registration plate lamp, towball fitting and headlight aim should be verified, as these were either missing or faulty in the past. Finally, inspect the windscreen for existing damage and confirm that the internal headlight adjuster has been correctly reset.