I paid just under £9k for my 2019 1.3tce Prestige Duster in January. It had 54k miles so the price in my opinion is not far off

 

I would ask myself, why 3 owners in such a short time, what's wrong with it? That is why I have always bought new since 1980 and kept for at least 12 years+.

 

The pandemic had a big influence on people moving cars on early, especially those on finance.
Ours is a two previous owner car, I have since discovered that it suffered a lot of issues with it's emissions system early on that were resolved by a second dealer after the car was sold early by the first owner.
The second owner moved it on to an auction during the pandemic.

 

FWD.? F-Front or F-Four? if it's a four wheel drive and diesel the price is pretty keen.

 

Common problems, you'll find plenty if you have a look through the Duster specific area, water ingress is the most frequent I think.
Although other issues will be found on here.
Short journeys and DPF's don't mix so I would avoid the diesel model.
Although the DPF can regenerate at tickover speed it's the length of the journey that determines whether it can complete the process properly, it's when it fails to do so repeatedly that the problems begin.

Fromt John. I would have put 4WD if it was four wheels driven. 👍👍

 

I keep an eye on https://www.cargurus.co.uk/ it will give an idea of the prices being asked for vehicles against your criteria. You'll find a few at the moment: 2019 83k Blue Prestige was a little under £9k and was said to be a "fair Deal".

 

I have a 68 plate "orange" Duster with 65K miles. I bought it three years ago when it had 42k on it. I think the price is maybe a bit high. I'm not sure I would recommend buying it. Firstly because it is diesel. Secondly my Duster reminds me of Fords I had back in the 80s and 90s. I.e. when they got to 60k miles lots of things started failing (in the case of my Duster after 50K miles) - since I bought mine I've had to replace three track rod ends (in just over one year - maybe partly because the car is a hard ride), the entire exhaust (7 weeks to get the bits), the propshaft, ALL the brake pipes, the rear shock absorbers and a temperature sensor that completely screwed up the engine stop/start system and all the media and all the computer warning systems. Also I don't like the satnav. But, I treat the car with kid gloves. I absolutely have not abused it. I sometimes wonder if it was built by ex British Leyland workers on a Friday afternoon! With the mileage you mentioned I would be wary, especially after three owners. Also check all the trim and upholstery inside - it's not very durable. Good luck.