2025 Honda CR-V Advance I-MMD CVT Hybrid electric (clean) · A5 CJS

This vehicle holds no official DVSA MOT history because the current date of August 2026 falls well within the initial three-year exemption period for a 2025 registration. Roadworthiness cannot be gauged through historical failure trends or recurring advisories simply due to the absence of past testing data. The standard statutory test requirement has not yet applied to this chassis. Mileage accumulation data remains entirely absent from the central database for the exact same reason. Without prior test milestones or digital odometer readings captured at an annual examination, projecting average annual mileage or detecting potential clocking anomalies is impossible. The vehicle has bypassed every statutory inspection checkpoint since leaving the factory. Physical inspection should focus heavily on standard pre-delivery checks rather than remediating chronic MOT failures. Suspension joints, steering linkages, and the hybrid powertrain subframes require visual verification for any transit damage, loose fasteners, or early environmental oxidation. Brake discs and pads demand a manual check for surface contamination or transit glazing since the car has operated without an independent tester assessing its mechanical condition.