2016 Land Rover Range Rover Sport 3.0L Diesel · C14 NAT

The vehicle passed its most recent MOT on 21 November 2025 at 63 893 miles, but the test recorded several advisories indicating wear. Front brake discs were noted as worn, pitted or scored, and front brake pads were thin, while rear discs showed similar deterioration. The front inner suspension arm pins and bushes were flagged as worn, and both front and rear wiper blades were defective. Compared with earlier tests that mainly recorded windscreen chips, the latest inspection shows a shift toward progressive brake and suspension wear, suggesting the maintenance trend is gradually worsening in those systems. Mileage has accumulated steadily since the first recorded test in November 2019 (21 626 miles). By November 2025 the odometer read 63 893 miles, an average increase of roughly 7 000 miles per year. The MOT record shows a consistent annual testing pattern with modest mileage gains; the longest interval was between the November 2020 test (30 200 miles) and the November 2021 test (≈37 900 miles), a rise of about 7 700 miles. The data set is relatively complete, with no extended gaps between inspections. A prospective buyer should inspect the brake system closely, checking front and rear discs for pitting and measuring pad thickness, as the latest advisories point to worn discs and thinning pads. The front inner suspension arm pins and bushes need careful examination for excessive play or wear. The windscreen should be inspected for existing chips and cracks, and the wiper blades should be replaced given their defective status. Finally, tyres merit thorough scrutiny for cuts, nail penetrations and any ply exposure, particularly on the nearside front tyre that previously failed an MOT. No rust or corrosion advisories appear in the MOT history, indicating the vehicle’s structural integrity remains intact. The pattern of brake and suspension wear, combined with exterior damage, suggests that regular servicing and timely replacement of consumables would be advisable to preserve roadworthiness.