2013 Toyota Hilux 3.0L Diesel · FL13 UTN

The Toyota Hilux presents a currently roadworthy status following the March 2025 test pass at 159,880 miles, with the underlying maintenance trend appearing stable across the recorded history. The most recent pass came two days after a March 2025 failure at 159,875 miles that recorded no defects, mirroring an identical pattern in March 2024 where a pass at 146,873 miles followed a defect-free failure at 146,865 miles. This repeated sequence suggests administrative or presentation issues at the testing station rather than escalating mechanical deterioration, as no advisories or faults were logged on any certificate. Mileage accumulation tracks at roughly 12,300 miles per year against a 2013 build, placing the vehicle firmly in high-use territory for its age. The records show linear progression from 135,347 miles in March 2023 to 146,873 miles in March 2024 and 159,880 miles by March 2025, an average annual gain near 12,250 miles with no standing gaps or sudden jumps. The sparse three-year trail with clean sheets gives little insight into consumable replacement cycles, though the high total distance implies regular load-bearing and drivetrain duty typical of commercial Hilux operation. A buyer should still commission an independent inspection of suspension bushes, coil springs, and brake discs given the 159,880-mile loading and the model's known susceptibility to chassis corrosion in the rear crossmember and sills. The twin defect-free failures preceding passes warrant scrutiny of the test station's conduct, but they do not themselves evidence binding calipers or exhaust emissions breaches. Verify the absence of structural rust and confirm genuine service intervals before purchase, as the MOT record alone certifies roadworthiness on test day and omits wear not yet at failure threshold.