2007 Toyota RAV-4 2.2L Diesel · FD07 HHA

The roadworthiness status of this Toyota RAV-4 is excellent, underpinned by a maintenance trend that shows consistent stability. In the most recent test on April 1 2025 at approximately 93,345 miles, the vehicle secured a clean pass with zero defects recorded. This mirrors a strong historical trajectory where clean passes were also achieved on April 9 2024 and April 12 2022. The sole blemish in recent years occurred on March 28 2023 when an initial test resulted in a failure, though this was rectified immediately on the same day to secure a pass, indicating prompt fault resolution by the previous keeper. Accumulating 93,345 miles across its nineteen-year lifespan yields an average of roughly 4,913 miles per year, representing very low and sparing use for a utility vehicle of this vintage. The test frequency is regular and annual, showing no suspicious gaps in the chronology that would suggest prolonged periods of unrecorded storage or deliberate off-road dormancy. The lack of recurring advisory notices across consecutive years implies that consumables and mechanical assemblies have either been replaced proactively or subjected to minimal mechanical stress. Prospective buyers should focus an in-person inspection on components prone to deterioration from age rather than high mileage, specifically checking rubber suspension bushes, brake lines, and the underbody structural integrity for age-related corrosion. Given the low annual mileage footprint, checking the condition of the brake discs for surface pitting and ensuring the calipers operate freely without binding remains prudent. The drivetrain and four-wheel-drive system should also be tested thoroughly during a road test to confirm smooth engagement, as infrequent use can occasionally cause seizing in mechanical linkages.