2023 Jaguar F-Pace R-Dynamic Black AWD A 2.0L Petrol · JM70 HAL

The overall roadworthiness is currently non-compliant, as the 2026-02-21 MOT report indicates a failure in the constant velocity boot of the front outer drive shaft, a condition that has not been corrected since the vehicle was transferred in. This recurring fault suggests the owner has been neglecting critical suspension components and drivetrain maintenance, which is likely a sign of a stable but deteriorating maintenance trend rather than an acute crash or severe wear. The mileage pattern reflects a significant gap and rapid accumulation of data, with the 23,267-mile test occurring in February 2026. This date is only 13 days away from the current date, meaning the vehicle has not undergone a comprehensive MOT or a full roadworthiness test since the last record. The 7,756-mile annual mileage is typical for a 2023 model, but the lack of a subsequent MOT confirms that the vehicle has not been serviced for at least two years, leaving the transmission and drivetrain exposed to potential failure risks. A buyer must inspect the vehicle immediately to address the identified structural integrity issues. The constant velocity boot failure indicates a need for immediate replacement of the drive shaft and its associated bushings, which is a serious mechanical risk requiring professional assessment. Additionally, the lack of recent maintenance history means the suspension and braking systems are likely in poor condition, necessitating a thorough check of the rear brakes, suspension bushes, and wheel bearings before any further driving is permitted.