2021 Ford Transit 350 Leader Ecoblue 2.0L Diesel · WN71 VMC

The vehicle holds a valid MOT pass certificate issued on December 4, 2025, which represents the most recent test on record relative to today's date in August 2026. This latest test followed an initial failure on the exact same day, though the DVSA data lists no specific defects for either the failure or the subsequent pass. A similar pattern occurred earlier on September 13, 2024, featuring a same-day failure and pass without recorded advisory items. This sequence indicates that the vehicle met statutory roadworthiness standards only after immediate administrative or remedial intervention during testing sessions. The recorded mileage stands at 99,732 miles on a vehicle that is approximately five years old, translating to an annual average of roughly 19,946 miles. This high-mileage accumulation reflects intensive commercial utilization typical of the Ford Transit platform. The gap between the September 2024 testing date and the December 2025 test spans nearly fifteen months, which temporarily deviates from an annual testing cadence. The absence of detailed defect notes in the official record limits direct visibility into historical mechanical wear, yet high annual mileage places heavy demands on underlying mechanical assemblies. A physical inspection must therefore focus heavily on high-wear drivetrain components, wheel bearings, suspension bushes, and braking systems that typically absorb significant stress under heavy commercial use. Particular attention should be paid to the chassis structural integrity, steering joints, and auxiliary systems associated with the EcoBlue diesel engine to ensure that the high operational mileage has not induced premature mechanical fatigue.