MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER2020 · 2.4L HYBRID ELECTRIC

The most recent MOT from February 2026 resulted in a pass with no defects recorded. This follows a period in early 2025 where the vehicle failed due to ineffective windscreen wipers and had advisories regarding worn, pitted, or scored front brake discs and split front suspension strut dust covers. The transition from these recorded defects to a clean pass suggests that the previous maintenance issues were addressed, indicating an improving trend in terms of recorded roadworthiness. The vehicle has covered 123,959 miles in approximately six years, which equates to about 20,660 miles per year. This is considered high mileage for its age and implies heavy, consistent use. Such usage patterns typically lead to increased wear on consumable components, including the braking system, suspension, and drivetrain. When inspecting the vehicle, you should first check the condition of the braking system and the suspension. Specifically, look for any signs of uneven wear or scoring on the brake discs and inspect the front suspension struts to ensure the dust covers are intact and there are no signs of leaking fluid or excessive movement.