2016 Land Rover Range Rover 3.0L Diesel · 155 MA

This 2016 Range Rover has covered 100,214 miles, averaging roughly 10,000 miles per year. This is typical usage for a vehicle of this age, suggesting it hasn't been excessively overworked nor left sitting idle for long periods, though it has reached a mileage bracket where mechanical wear becomes more evident. The most recent MOT from May 2025 was a pass, but it highlights a developing pattern of wear in the front suspension and braking systems. While the 2024 MOT was clean, the 2025 inspection flagged worn front brake discs and bushing wear on both the nearside and offside front suspension arms. The vehicle's condition trend appears to be worsening slightly in terms of mechanical degradation. We have seen recurring issues with front brake discs and pads since at least 2022, and the recent appearance of suspension arm bush wear suggests that the chassis and steering components are beginning to fatigue. While the vehicle is passing its tests, the transition from simple consumable wear (tyres and wipers) to structural component wear (suspension bushes) is a sign that maintenance requirements will likely increase. Before purchasing, you should inspect the front suspension thoroughly for any knocks or knocks when driving over uneven surfaces, and check the condition of the front brake discs and pads to see how much life they have left.