2021 Subaru Outback 2.5L Petrol · AE70 FVL

The vehicle holds a valid roadworthiness status following its most recent inspection, though the historical data presents a significant anomaly. The record for October 22, 2025 at 50,915 miles shows the vehicle both failed and then passed on the same day with no specific defects listed. This suggests an administrative error or a minor issue rectified instantly that was not documented, leaving the overall maintenance trend stable but lacking clear evidence of mechanical transparency. At 50,915 miles over six years, the Subaru Outback has averaged approximately 8,486 miles per year. This usage pattern aligns closely with typical annual mileage for a family estate, suggesting the drivetrain and suspension have not been subjected to high-mileage stress. The lack of recorded advisories prior to the 2025 test indicates the vehicle has likely remained in good condition, though the sparse data set limits a deep analysis of gradual component wear. A buyer must conduct a thorough physical inspection to verify the cause of the unrecorded 2025 failure. Since the record does not specify the reason for rejection, it is essential to check the suspension bushes for tearing, inspect the brake calipers for binding, and examine the structural integrity for corrosion. Given the Subaru's all-wheel drive system, checking the CV boots and differential seals for leaks is necessary to ensure no hidden mechanical issues were overlooked during the MOT process.