2023 VOLVO XC902.0L HYBRID ELECTRIC

The most recent MOT, dated 2 March 2026, was a clean pass at 80,051 miles with no defects recorded. This is the only MOT entry available, so there is no recurring mechanical pattern to assess and no evidence of worsening or improving condition over time. At three years old the car has logged roughly 26,700 miles per year, which is well above the typical average for a Volvo XC90 of this age. Such high mileage suggests the drivetrain, suspension, brakes and other wear‑items have been subjected to considerable use. It does not, however, prove excessive hard driving; the mileage figure alone cannot distinguish between long‑distance cruising and aggressive use, nor can it reveal any periods the vehicle may have spent idle. Because the MOT history is limited and entirely clean, the vehicle appears to be in a stable condition from a regulatory standpoint. The high mileage does raise the likelihood that consumables (tires, brake pads, clutch or automatic transmission fluid, timing belt/chain if applicable) may be nearer the end of their service life, even though no faults were flagged at the last test. What to check in person - Inspect the condition of the tyres for tread depth and uneven wear, which can hint at suspension or alignment issues. - Examine the brakes (pads, discs, and any rust on rotors) for wear and proper operation. - Look under the vehicle for any signs of fluid leaks (engine oil, coolant, transmission fluid).