2010 Jaguar XJ 3.0L Diesel · S40 CBB

The Jaguar XJ passed its most recent MOT on 2026-05-22 with the nearside and offside rear tyres worn close to the legal limit. This indicates potential issues with tyre wear, which could be due to high mileage or aggressive driving. The vehicle failed an MOT in 2024-07-24 due to a DPF fault, which was not mentioned in subsequent tests. This suggests the issue may have been resolved, but it remains a concern as DPF issues can be costly to fix. The MOT history shows no other significant defects, and the vehicle has had a clean bill of health for the past two years apart from the tyre wear and the DPF failure. Given the vehicle's age and mileage, it is reasonable to expect some wear on components like the tyres and potentially other parts of the drivetrain. The mileage of 126,362 miles over 16 years (about 7,898 miles per year) is typical for a car of this age, suggesting neither unusually heavy nor light use. The most recent MOT indicates that the vehicle is currently in stable condition, with no new major issues reported. However, the recurring tyre wear and the previous DPF failure suggest areas that require attention. Buyers should inspect the condition of all four tyres closely, check for any signs of uneven wear, and ensure they are within legal limits.