2018 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER VELAR2.0L DIESEL

The 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Velar remains roadworthy, with a clean pass recorded at the 19 November 2025 test (54,598 miles). The maintenance trend is stable, though the tester flagged rear inner brake pads wearing thin at that most recent examination. Prior to this, the vehicle passed without defect at the 21 November 2024 test (47,688 miles) and the 27 November 2023 test (38,739 miles), indicating no escalating mechanical concerns across the preceding three years. Annual mileage averages roughly 6,825 miles, consistent with typical use for an eight-year-old vehicle. The records show steady accumulation: 24,485 miles in November 2021, 31,755 in November 2022, 38,739 in November 2023, 47,688 in November 2024, and 54,598 in November 2025. No gaps or sudden jumps appear. The 2022 test exposed edge wear and sidewall cracking on front tyres plus rear edge wear at 3mm, yet the owner corrected these before the following year's clean pass, suggesting competent if slightly delayed consumable upkeep. A buyer should physically verify the rear inner brake pad thickness and inspect the corresponding discs for scoring or lip wear, given the November 2025 advisory. The 2022 tyre perishing and edge wear implies the previous owner ran tyres close to limits before replacement; examine all four corners for uneven tread and sidewall condition. No corrosion, suspension bush, coil spring, or structural integrity defects appear in the history, so underbody and subframe checks need only be routine.