2009 Vauxhall Insignia 2.0L Diesel · NG09 KVD

The vehicle is currently roadworthy but requires immediate attention to avoid imminent failure. The most recent MOT test in August 2025 was passed at 111,475 miles, indicating that the vehicle has maintained structural integrity and functional performance since that date. However, the history reveals a critical maintenance gap: the vehicle failed on two occasions in late 2024 and early 2025, falling short of the 100,000-mile threshold, which suggests a lack of proactive servicing. The driving record indicates a significant acceleration of mileage, accumulating approximately 1,600 miles annually between the failed tests in April 2024 and the most recent test in August 2025. This rapid accumulation over a short period highlights a potential pattern of neglect or insufficient use, where the owner may have relied on a standard maintenance schedule without addressing wear and tear on critical components. A thorough inspection must focus on the specific structural and mechanical risks identified in the MOT logs. The most serious findings include severe corrosion on the rear sub-frame and chassis, which compromises structural integrity and could lead to catastrophic failure under load. Additionally, multiple instances of hydraulic brake failure and hose deterioration indicate that the braking system is compromised and requires immediate replacement to prevent total loss of control. The suspension components, including fractured rear arms and corroded bushings, are also in critical condition and must be inspected for alignment and replacement before the vehicle is put into service.