2018 Jaguar XJ 3.0L Diesel · RV68 KUG

The most recent MOT in September 2025 passed with a noted cut on the nearside front tyre, which is not deep enough to be a safety concern at this time. The history shows a pattern of tyre wear and minor superficial damage noted in previous inspections, specifically concerning the tread depth and edges of the tyres on both the front and rear axles across multiple years. The overall trend in the MOT history is stable, as all recorded inspections have passed, although there are recurring minor tyre condition notes. The mileage of 42,433 miles over eight years suggests a relatively low annual mileage, which could indicate lighter use or extended periods of the vehicle being stationary. This lower mileage might suggest less wear on major drivetrain components but does not eliminate the possibility of wear on suspension or other consumables. A buyer should immediately inspect the condition of all tyres, paying close attention to the wear patterns and any signs of previous damage, as this has been a recurring theme in the history. Secondly, given the history, a thorough visual inspection of the suspension components and brake wear is essential. Finally, check the general condition of the underbody and any visible fluid leaks.