2020 Toyota C-HR Orange Edition HEV CVT 2.0L Hybrid electric · FL70 GZB

The 2026-06-18 test on 40,624 miles was passed, confirming a stable maintenance trend that has remained consistent throughout the vehicle's life. The vehicle has been tested in September 2023 at 23,370 miles, followed by a September 2024 test at 32,852 miles, and a September 2025 test at 40,624 miles. The data shows no gaps in the MOT record, with all inspections occurring within a 12-month window, indicating that the car has been maintained consistently without significant deviations. Regarding the mileage pattern, the vehicle is approximately six years old with roughly 6,771 miles per year. While the mileage is generally acceptable for its age, the data reveals a notable gap in the annual test dates: the most recent test was completed in October 2025, whereas the next available test was in October 2024. This creates a slight chronological anomaly where the last recorded test falls before the current date, suggesting the vehicle was not tested in the immediate period following the September 2023 test. The MOT history indicates recurring mechanical issues requiring immediate attention. The second test on October 9, 2024, flagged a problem with both front lower suspension arms and rear bushes, specifically noting that the bushes are beginning to debond. This structural failure is a critical finding that requires inspection in a physical vehicle. The presence of these debonding bushes suggests that the suspension system has deteriorated, which could lead to increased risk of failure under normal driving conditions.