1991 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER3.9L PETROL

The most critical point for a buyer is that the MOT history for this vehicle ends in November 2010. With today's date being June 2026, there is a gap of over 15 years without a recorded test. This means the current mechanical condition and roadworthiness of the vehicle are entirely unknown. The mileage is very low for a 35-year-old vehicle, averaging roughly 4,141 miles per year. However, the data suggests the vehicle has likely been standing for a very long time. Between April 2010 and November 2010, the recorded mileage only increased by 53 miles, which is an extremely low amount of use for a seven-month period. Regarding the last recorded entries, there was a pattern of failures related to the braking system and visibility. In 2010, the vehicle failed due to an excessively damaged nearside rear brake pipe, and it was noted that other brake pipes were slightly corroded. There were also failures for the windscreen wipers and washer system, alongside a leak from the nearside front swivel joint. A slight play in the nearside front wheel bearing was also noted in 2009.