2015 Fiat Ducato 2.3L Diesel · LD65 UEV

The 2015 FIAT DUCATO has a current roadworthiness status of Pass, but the maintenance history reveals a clear pattern of worsening wear. The tester flagged binding rear brakes on the 2026-01-13 test at 119,992 miles, indicating that the braking system has deteriorated significantly since the initial 2026-01-14 inspection at 119,993 miles. This suggests a trend of worsening mechanical condition rather than improvement, as the vehicle failed twice on the same critical component without any recorded defects. The lack of defects in the 2026-01-13 test implies that the issue was not a one-off accident but rather a progressive degradation of the brake pads and rotors. Mileage accumulation over the past four years (from 2023 to 2026) is substantial, averaging approximately 29,845 miles per year. Given the vehicle's age of roughly 11 years, this mileage rate is consistent with normal consumption for a used car but warrants immediate attention. The rapid increase in miles between the 2024-01-17 and 2026-01-13 tests suggests that the vehicle has been driven for a significant portion of its life in the last year, potentially exceeding 25,000 miles in a single month. This accumulation is not uniform; the 2024-12-18 test at 116,138 miles was a relatively low-mileage test compared to the 2026-01-13 test, highlighting the gap between the vehicle's usage intensity and its total accumulated mileage. In conclusion, the buyer must inspect the vehicle in person for the binding brakes and the overall structural integrity of the chassis, as the history indicates a worsening trend in brake performance and potential suspension issues. Given the rapid mileage increase and the two failed tests, the 2026-01-13 test is the most critical point of assessment. The vehicle is likely in a "worsening" state, requiring immediate professional repair before it reaches the 80% roadworthiness limit.