2021 Land Rover Discovery Sport 1.5L Petrol · EX70 HWZ

The 2021 Land Rover Discovery Sport has a recent MOT history marked by inconsistent outcomes despite no recorded defects. The most recent test on 2025-10-09 showed a pass , but a failure was recorded just 10 days earlier on 2025-09-30, both at the same mileage of 32,261–32,262 miles. This suggests a possible administrative error, a technical issue unresolved between tests, or a failure unrelated to safety-critical defects. The vehicle also failed an MOT on 2024-10-15, then passed the next day at the same mileage, further indicating an unstable testing outcome. The pattern of repeated failures and passes without recorded defects raises concerns about the vehicle’s reliability. While no safety-critical issues were flagged, the inconsistency implies potential problems with systems like electrical components, sensors, or emissions controls that may not trigger immediate defect classifications. The lack of documented issues in the MOT history does not rule out underlying faults, particularly if the failures were due to minor or intermittent faults not captured in the records. The vehicle’s mileage of 32,262 miles is consistent with its age (about 6,452 miles per year), suggesting average usage. Lower mileage might indicate periods of inactivity, while higher mileage could accelerate wear on components like brakes, suspension, or the drivetrain. However, the absence of specific defects in the MOT history means the wear profile remains unclear.