LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER2017 · 3.0L Diesel

This Range Rover presents a stable MOT history with no recorded defects over the last four years of testing. The vehicle has covered approximately 8,336 miles per year, which is a typical usage pattern for a luxury SUV of this age, suggesting it has likely been used for regular driving rather than sitting idle for extended periods or being subjected to extreme high-mileage motorway use. The MOT records show a recurring pattern of a fail followed immediately by a pass on the same or consecutive days. While the system does not specify the reason for these initial failures, the fact that they were rectified instantly suggests minor administrative issues or easily resolved items like bulb replacements or emissions resets rather than deep-seated mechanical failures. The trend is stable, as the vehicle has consistently passed its inspections without any advisory items noted in the provided history. Because the MOT test is a basic safety check, the lack of recorded defects does not guarantee the health of the complex electronic and drivetrain systems common in this model. The mileage is moderate, but at nine years old, the vehicle is entering a period where major suspension and drivetrain components may begin to show age-related wear that an MOT test would not necessarily flag. When inspecting the vehicle in person, you should prioritise a thorough test drive to check for air suspension leaks or compressor noises, as these are not covered by the MOT. Inspect the condition of the tyres and brake discs for uneven wear, and ensure all electronic features, including the infotainment and climate controls, are fully operational. Given the history of same-day MOT passes, ensure you verify that all previous service work was carried out by a qualified technician to address whatever prompted those initial test failures.