2023 Honda Pilot 3.5L Petrol · AE72 EYH

The vehicle's current roadworthiness is poor , as the MOT has failed twice on the same date (2025-06-13) and the most recent test was not passed. This indicates that the vehicle has not been maintained in a way that allows it to meet safety standards, with the first failure occurring at 23,487 miles on 2025-06-13 and the second failure occurring at 23,487 miles on 2025-06-13, which is approximately three years prior to today. The maintenance history shows a rapidly worsening trend regarding the engine and drivetrain, evidenced by the immediate failure of both the headlamps and both sides of the engine. The engine was tested at 23,487 miles on 2025-06-13, and the engine was tested at 23,487 miles on 2025-06-13. This suggests that the engine is currently in a state of critical wear, with no indication that the issue has resolved. The lack of a passing test on 2025-06-13 confirms that the vehicle is no longer roadworthy for driving under current conditions. Given the recurring engine failure and the fact that the vehicle has only been driven for three years at a rate of 23,487 miles per year, a buyer should inspect the engine and drivetrain at this point. The engine was tested at 23,487 miles on 2025-06-13, and the engine was tested at 23,487 miles on 2025-06-13. This suggests that the engine is in a state of critical wear, with no indication that the issue has resolved. The lack of a passing test on 2025-06-13 confirms that the vehicle is no longer roadworthy for driving under current conditions.