2016 Ford Galaxy 2.0L Diesel · HN66 XHO

The most recent MOT on 26 March 2026 at 109 711 miles recorded a pass but highlighted several defects: a front coolant leak, rear brake discs worn and pitted, rear brake pads thin, and a rear child seat that obstructs full inspection of the adult belt. These issues indicate a deterioration in the past year after a clean test in March 2025, suggesting the vehicle’s maintenance trend is worsening rather than stabilising. Mileage progression shows a steady but uneven pattern. Between February 2022 (48 568 mi) and March 2023 (80 833 mi) the odometer rose by roughly 32 000 mi in just over a year, a notable jump compared with the ~9 000 mi annual increases seen thereafter up to the 2025 test (100 432 mi). The final year to 2026 added about 9 300 mi, reflecting consistent use. The record is well‑spanned with annual entries, providing a clear view of wear accumulation. A buyer should personally examine the coolant system for leaks, inspect the rear brake discs for scoring and the pads for wear, and verify that the rear child seat does not impede belt inspection. Front tyres should be checked for edge wear consistent with the 2024 and 2019 advisories, and the suspension bushes inspected for corrosion. Additionally, a thorough look for rust or structural damage around the chassis and exhaust is advisable given the age and mileage.