2022 Jaguar XE 2.0L Petrol · SB71 TLO

This Jaguar XE presents with a very limited MOT history, which is expected given its age. At 21,459 miles, the vehicle has covered significantly less distance than the average UK car, suggesting it has either been used for short, local trips or has spent considerable time parked. The most recent MOT from February 2026 highlights advisory notices for both front brake discs, which are noted as being worn, pitted, or scored. While these were not severe enough to cause a failure, they indicate that the braking system is beginning to show signs of age-related degradation. It is common for low-mileage vehicles to suffer from surface corrosion on brake components due to infrequent use, which can lead to pitting if the car sits for long periods. The trend is currently stable, as the vehicle passed its most recent inspection without any major safety failures. However, the move from a clean MOT in 2025 to advisory notices for the brakes in 2026 suggests that the consumables are now reaching a point where maintenance will be required sooner rather than later. Because the mileage is low, you should be wary of potential issues related to under-use, such as seized brake calipers or battery health. The low annual mileage does not necessarily mean the car has been driven gently; short, stop-start journeys can be just as taxing on a drivetrain as high-speed motorway miles. When inspecting the vehicle in person, your first priority should be a physical check of the front brake discs to assess the extent of the pitting and scoring mentioned in the MOT report.