2018 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque 2.0L Diesel · KE55 ELA

This 2018 Range Rover Evoque has a relatively clean history, but the most recent MOT results indicate a sudden and significant decline in the condition of the braking system. While the vehicle passed its latest test in November 2025, it only did so after a failure just six days prior involving seriously weakened front brake discs and excessive brake fluctuation. The mechanical pattern shows a recurring issue with braking components. In late 2024, the vehicle had pitted and scored front discs, which escalated into the serious structural weakening of both front discs seen in late 2025. There were also tyre issues noted in 2024 regarding perishing and uneven wear. This suggests that while the vehicle is not high-mileage, the components are showing signs of age-related degradation or perhaps neglectful maintenance intervals. The condition trend is currently worsening. The jump from "worn and pitted" discs in 2024 to "seriously weakened" discs in 2025 is a red flag that maintenance has been reactive rather than preventative. At approximately 6,142 miles per year, the mileage is typical for an eight-year-old vehicle. This level of usage suggests the car hasn't been driven excessively, but the specific faults found—such as perishing tyres and corroded discs—could imply the vehicle has spent periods standing idle or is used for short, infrequent trips, which often leads to surface corrosion on braking surfaces.