2018 Isuzu D-MAX 1.9L Diesel · NJ18 TXR

The 2026-06-18 test on 58,649 miles was passed, indicating the vehicle meets current roadworthiness standards, though the 2026-06-09 failure suggests a persistent issue with the front brake disc that requires urgent inspection. The 2025-06-12 and 2025-06-09 tests both failed, confirming that the brake disc condition deteriorates significantly over time and that the front brakes are not in a safe state for continued operation. This pattern of repeated failures indicates a stable trend of wear, meaning the vehicle is not currently in a stable or improving condition and will likely require further assessment before transport. The mileage accumulation is well above the typical 7,331 miles per year for a 2018 model, suggesting accelerated wear due to usage patterns rather than normal consumption. The 2026-06-09 test on 58,649 miles, combined with the 2025-06-12 and 2025-06-09 failures, shows rapid mileage growth, which implies that the vehicle has likely accumulated wear on suspension components, wheel bearings, and brake seals without adequate maintenance. Such a rapid mileage increase is a clear red flag for the likelihood of future structural integrity issues, particularly in the suspension and braking systems, warranting immediate professional evaluation. Given the recurring failures in the brake disc, wheel bearing play, and suspension bushings, the vehicle presents a serious risk of imminent breakdown. The 2026-06-09 test flagged a loose flexi brake hose bracket and a ball joint with slight play, while the 2025-06-12 and 2025-06-09 tests revealed loose brackets and ball joints that do not prevent ingress of dirt, indicating that these components are prone to failure under load. The 2024-06-14 test further highlighted a corroded coil spring, which is a critical structural failure that will likely cause the suspension to become unstable. A buyer must inspect the vehicle for structural integrity, specifically checking for rust and corrosion on the coil spring, the suspension bushings, and the brake disc, and must also verify the condition of the wheel bearings and suspension components before transporting the car.