2009 Porsche Cayenne 3.0L Diesel · YC59 HWR

The vehicle's overall roadworthiness is currently assessed as unsafe due to a history of two failed MOTs, with the most recent one failing on 120,220 miles in November 2023. This indicates that the vehicle has not been maintained in accordance with the UK standard since the first failure, suggesting a lack of proactive upkeep and a potential for future mechanical failure. Regarding the maintenance trend, the data shows a worsening pattern of faults, with the first failure occurring on 126,281 miles in December 2024. This sequence demonstrates that the vehicle's mechanical condition deteriorated rapidly over the past year, with the first failure occurring just before the most recent test. The lack of a passing MOT since early 2024 confirms that the vehicle has not been serviced in a way that allows for safe operation, as the engine and braking systems have failed repeatedly. The mileage pattern reveals a rapid rate of accumulation, with the vehicle having accumulated approximately 126,282 miles since its last successful test in December 2024. This high mileage is consistent with an approximately 17-year-old vehicle, where the wear on suspension components, brakes, and drivetrain parts is expected. The gap between the 2024-12-11 test and the 2023-11-23 failure suggests that the vehicle was driven at high speeds or under heavy loads for a significant period without proper lubrication or adjustment, leading to the immediate failure of the brake hose. A buyer should inspect the vehicle for structural integrity and brake system health in person. The most critical finding is the fracture of the near-side front coil spring, which compromises the vehicle's suspension geometry and indicates that the chassis is no longer structurally sound. Additionally, the history of failing brakes and brake hose deterioration suggests that the brake pads and rotors may be worn out or that the brake lines are brittle and prone to failure. Given the 17-year age of the car, the buyer must verify that the engine and drivetrain have been serviced to prevent the catastrophic failure of the braking system.