2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.0L Diesel · LJ63 WKF

The current vehicle's MOT record indicates a stable maintenance trend, as the most recent test in September 2025 at 95,691 miles has passed with no adverse findings. This date is approximately 2.8 years prior to today, placing the inspection within the normal window for a used car, though the car is currently 13 years old and has accumulated roughly 7,361 miles annually. The data shows consistent performance over the past five years, with the 2025 test passing the rear tyre wear limit and the 2024 test passing the front brake disc condition, suggesting the mechanical structure has remained sound. The mileage pattern is relatively clean and consistent, reflecting a moderate driving history without the erratic acceleration or rapid wear often associated with extreme usage. While the 2021 test recorded a towball and hitch not fitted, this was a standard condition at the time of the 2021 inspection and does not indicate a current hazard. The absence of gaps between the 2022-2025 records suggests the vehicle has been maintained regularly, and the lack of significant mileage loss between tests implies that the drivetrain, suspension, and brake components have not deteriorated in a way that would require immediate replacement. Given the consistent passing of the MOT records and the absence of structural weaknesses, this vehicle is roadworthy for future use. However, a buyer should inspect the vehicle in person for the towball and hitch, as well as for any corrosion or rust on the under-trays, as these components were identified as issues in the 2021 and 2022 tests. If the under-trays appear to be obscured by debris, this could indicate a lack of regular maintenance that might affect the vehicle's integrity, especially given its age and the history of towball fittings.