LAND ROVER SPORT2014 · 4.4L DIESEL

The 2018 MOT for this 2014 Land Rover Sport recorded a pass with no defects at 52,017 miles. However, the most recent MOT history shows a failure in 2017 at the same mileage (46,459 miles), which was later resolved. The 2017 failure involved non-functional headlamps and incorrectly spaced registration plate characters, both of which are minor but indicative of potential maintenance oversights. No further MOT entries exist after 2018, meaning the vehicle has not been tested for over seven years. This long gap raises concerns about its current condition and whether it has been properly maintained. The vehicle’s mileage of 52,017 miles over 12 years equates to roughly 4,335 miles per year, which is low for its age. This suggests either light usage or extended periods of inactivity, both of which can lead to issues like battery drain, fluid degradation, or component stiffness. While low mileage might imply less wear on moving parts, the absence of recent MOT data means there is no evidence of ongoing maintenance or safety checks. The 2017 failure highlights that basic systems like lighting and registration plates were not functioning correctly at one point, but there is no indication of recurring or worsening issues in the subsequent MOT. The trend in MOT outcomes shows a single failure in 2017, followed by a pass in 2018, with no further records.