1993 LAND ROVER DEFENDER3.5L Petrol

The most recent MOT test conducted on 18 July 2025 resulted in a pass with no defects recorded. The vehicle has maintained a very clean record over the last five years, passing every annual test since 2021 without any advisories or failure items noted. This consistency suggests a stable condition where major safety and structural issues have not been a concern in recent years. With an annual average of roughly 2,991 miles, the mileage is notably low for a Land Rover Defender of this age. While lower usage generally results in less wear on consumables like suspension bushes and brakes, it can also indicate periods where the vehicle has been standing still. Prolonged inactivity can sometimes lead to issues with fluid degradation or perished rubber components that might not show up immediately in an MOT inspection. The overall trend based on the documented history is stable and positive. However, given the vehicle's age and the low mileage profile, you should focus your inspection on the effects of time and storage rather than heavy mechanical wear. It is important to check the chassis and bodywork for corrosion, and ensure that all rubber seals, brake lines, and tyres are in good condition despite the lack of use. Since the current MOT certificate is nearly a year old, you should also verify that the vehicle is ready for its upcoming test.