2010 Volvo S80 2.4L Diesel · M5 RBT

The 2026 MOT test at 90,492 miles passed, confirming that the vehicle's mechanical condition has remained stable since the initial inspection, which was performed on 2026-03-24. This lack of deterioration suggests a maintenance trend that is not actively worsening, although the vehicle has been driven for over 16 years with a mileage rate of approximately 5,656 miles per year. The 2025-03-25 test revealed that while the front brake discs were still worn and pitted, the nearside rear suspension arm pin and bush were worn but not causing excessive trailing arm movement. This indicates that the suspension system is structurally sound, but the braking system shows signs of wear on the front discs. The 2024-03-19 test further confirmed that both front tyres were wearing on their inner edges, suggesting that basic upkeep might have been skipped during the previous ownership period, leading to accelerated wear on these components. Consequently, a buyer should inspect the vehicle in person to verify the structural integrity of the front brake discs and the condition of the suspension bushings, as these are the primary components flagged in the MOT records. While the overall roadworthiness is currently good, the presence of pitting on the front brake discs and worn suspension bushings indicates that the vehicle may require periodic checks to prevent future failures, particularly if the buyer plans to drive the car for a significant duration.