1995 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER2.5L Diesel

The Range Rover presents a roadworthy status through the 8 August 2022 MOT pass at 198,066 miles, though a fail logged the same day at matching mileage with no defects listed came first. Maintenance trend across the recorded tests stays stable, with each subsequent pass clearing without advisories or mechanical faults. Odometer readings track typical for a 1995 model. The vehicle showed 186,660 miles at the June 2019 tests, rose to 195,114 miles by 9 December 2020, then reached 198,066 miles at the August 2022 examination. That equates to about 8,454 miles in eighteen months then a slow 2,952 miles over twenty months, implying light use or prolonged storage. Sparse records show no intermediate failures or consumable warnings. Same-day fail and pass pairs on 3-5 June 2019 and 8 August 2022 suggest either administrative anomalies or swift fixes of unrecorded faults, hinting previous owners managed basic compliance but left no trail of neglected tyres or wiper blades. A buyer must still scrutinise suspension bushes, coil springs, and brake discs for age-related fatigue invisible in the clean MOT line. Structural integrity of chassis legs and bulkhead demands inspection for corrosion typical of this era. The tester noted no exhaust emissions or binding calipers across the history, yet a 31-year-old drivetrain at near 200,000 miles requires hands-on check of steering joints and rust proofing. Physical verification of these areas will either endorse the stable record or expose latent defects.