2013 LAND ROVER FREELANDER HSE SD4 AUTO2.2L DIESEL

The overall roadworthiness status for this vehicle is poor , with a clear worsening trend evident in the MOT history. The vehicle has failed twice on the MOT test, with the most recent failure occurring in the September 2023 test at 52,000 miles, indicating a consistent pattern of mechanical wear rather than a single isolated issue. This sequence of failures suggests the vehicle has experienced a significant accumulation of wear on critical components, particularly the suspension and drivetrain, which requires immediate attention. The mileage pattern reveals a significant discrepancy between the vehicle's age and its recorded driving distance. With approximately 9,066 miles accumulated over 13 years, the vehicle is approaching the upper limit of typical driving distances for a 2013 model, implying that the 117,856 miles recorded in the most recent test may represent a period of heavy usage or frequent short trips rather than a long-distance journey. This rapid mileage accumulation suggests that the vehicle has not been maintained according to standard UK driving patterns, likely leading to excessive wear on suspension components and brake discs. Based on the recurring faults flagged in the MOT record, a buyer should inspect the vehicle's suspension and brakes in a physical inspection. The history indicates that the rear brakes have exhibited a binding condition, which is a serious structural risk that requires immediate professional assessment. Additionally, the failure of the MOT in the September 2023 test at 52,000 miles points to a high probability of structural integrity issues, including potential rust in the exhaust system or corrosion in the engine bay. A buyer must verify the condition of the exhaust emissions and structural integrity of the suspension bushings before proceeding, as these components are prone to failure under the specific wear patterns observed in the vehicle's history.