2006 Jaguar XK 4.2L Petrol · MB06 DBB

The vehicle presents a stable mechanical profile, evidenced by a clean pass on 24 March 2026 at 109,530 miles. The absence of advisories in the most recent inspection suggests the current owner has addressed previous maintenance concerns effectively. This record indicates a well-maintained example that has avoided significant structural or mechanical failures over the last three years of testing. Annual mileage remains consistently low, averaging approximately 3,000 miles per year since 2021. This usage pattern is typical for a luxury grand tourer of this age, indicating the vehicle has likely been utilised as a weekend or fair-weather car rather than a daily driver. The steady accumulation of miles suggests the engine and drivetrain have not suffered from the neglect often associated with long-term storage, nor the heavy wear typical of high-mileage fleet use. Recurring tyre issues dominate the MOT history, specifically uneven wear on the edges and sidewall cracking noted in 2021 and 2022. While these items are consumables, the edge wear patterns warrant a close inspection of the suspension geometry and wheel alignment settings. Given the age of this Jaguar, you should prioritise checking the condition of suspension bushes and ball joints, as perished rubber components often cause the tracking issues that lead to premature tyre wear. Inspect the underside for signs of corrosion, particularly around the subframe mounts and sills, as these areas are common failure points on this chassis. Although the MOT record is currently clean, verify that the suspension struts show no signs of fluid leaks and that the brake discs are free from heavy pitting or scoring. A thorough examination of the electrical systems is also recommended, as the low annual mileage may mask battery or alternator issues that only manifest during frequent, short-distance cycles.