2017 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER3.0L Petrol

The 2026-05-13 MOT at 86,168 miles passed without defect, confirming current roadworthiness and showing a stable maintenance trend after two consecutive passes. The preceding 2025-04-14 test at 84,118 miles also recorded no failures, indicating that earlier engine MIL or tyre issues have been resolved. Over the six‑year span from the 2020 test at 56,604 miles to the 2026 test at 86,168 miles the vehicle has accumulated roughly 29,564 miles, averaging about 4,900 miles per year, which is lower than the typical 9,500 miles per year for a 2017 model and suggests periods of reduced use or standing. The interval between the 2025-03-21 failure and the 2025-04-14 pass saw only a 13‑mile increase, and the 13‑month gap to the 2026 test added 2,050 miles, further indicating modest annual mileage growth. Recurring observations include two engine MIL failures (2023-02-16 and 2025-03-21) that point to an intermittent electrical or sensor fault, and a deep near‑side front tyre cut recorded in the 2025-03-21 test that was subsequently corrected, as shown by the clean 2025-04-14 result. The earlier 2023-02-16 failure also listed an off‑side rear nail, but no further tyre defects appear after the 2025 tyre replacement. A buyer should therefore inspect the engine management system for stored fault codes, examine suspension bushes and coil springs for wear or binding, test the brakes for caliper binding and disc condition, assess the chassis and wheel‑arch areas for structural rust, verify the current tyre tread and any previous repairs, and check the exhaust and drivetrain for leaks or excessive wear.