2011 Land Rover Range Rover 4.4L Diesel · AU61 AOV

The current MOT status of this Range Rover is technically invalid, as the vehicle has not undergone a statutory test since December 2021. While the final pass on 3 December 2021 at 103,337 miles was clean, the absence of any recorded history for over four and a half years represents a significant maintenance gap. A clean record leading up to a period of total inactivity often masks the deterioration of rubber seals, suspension components, and electrical systems that occur when a vehicle remains stationary for extended durations. The recorded mileage of 103,337 over fifteen years averages to a moderate 6,889 miles per annum, which is well within expected parameters for a luxury SUV of this vintage. However, the data reveals a suspicious stagnation in mileage between the November 2020 test at 78,406 miles and the December 2021 test at 103,337 miles. Recording nearly 25,000 miles in a single year followed by an immediate cessation of testing suggests the vehicle may have been subjected to heavy usage or fleet deployment before being taken off the road entirely. Prospective buyers must prioritise a thorough physical inspection of the air suspension system, as these units are prone to leaking and compressor failure after prolonged periods of inactivity. You should also check the chassis and subframes for surface corrosion, as the lack of recent MOT inspections means any structural degradation developed since 2021 remains undocumented. Given the age and the extended lapse in testing, expect to replace all consumable fluids, brake lines, and aged tyres before the vehicle can be considered roadworthy for daily operation.