2012 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque 2.2L Diesel · DB60 AMB

This 2012 Range Rover Evoque has covered 125,666 miles, which is consistent with its age. While the annual average is typical, the MOT history reveals a vehicle that requires consistent maintenance to remain roadworthy, particularly regarding its suspension and braking systems. The trend in the MOT history is mixed. While the most recent test in February 2026 resulted in a pass, the vehicle failed initially due to a missing wheel bolt and thin brake pads. The 2024 history was more concerning, featuring multiple failures including broken front coil springs and lighting issues. The 2025 test noted wear on both front driveshaft joints, which suggests that the drivetrain is beginning to show its age. The primary risk pattern here is the recurring wear on heavy-duty components like coil springs and driveshafts, which are common stress points for a vehicle of this weight and mileage. The fact that the car required significant suspension repairs in 2024 and is now showing drivetrain wear indicates that you should expect ongoing maintenance costs related to the chassis and running gear. Because the mileage is neither exceptionally high nor low, it is difficult to determine if the car has been used primarily for motorway cruising or harsher urban driving. However, the repeated failure for brake pads and the previous suspension issues suggest the vehicle has been worked hard.