2011 Land Rover Freelander 2.2L Diesel · M29 SAR

The 2011 Land Rover Freelander is currently roadworthy, the most recent MOT on 13 July 2026 recording 109 274 miles and showing no defects. The maintenance trajectory has shifted from a series of failures in 2024‑2025—parking brake inefficiency, corroded fuel‑tank straps, worn front suspension arm pins/bushes, a corroded front sub‑frame and worn rear brake discs—to a clean test result, indicating those issues were addressed and the vehicle’s condition is now stable. Mileage accumulation at 109 274 miles over roughly 15 years averages about 7 285 miles per year, a rate typical for this age group and suggesting neither excessive wear nor prolonged storage. MOT entries are spaced annually, with the latest test just over a month before the present date, confirming the record is current and the vehicle has been kept within the normal inspection cycle. A prospective buyer should inspect the front suspension assembly for wear in the lower‑arm bushes and pins, examine the front sub‑frame for corrosion, and verify that the fuel‑tank straps are free from rust. The parking‑brake mechanism must be tested for full efficiency, and the rear brake discs should be checked for uniform wear. Finally, a visual survey for rust around the chassis and under‑body will reveal any ongoing corrosion that may affect structural integrity.