2003 Volvo XC90 2.9L Petrol · LS03 XKP

The most recent MOT record is from March 2022, which means this vehicle has not had a recorded test for over four years. This is the primary risk for a buyer, as there is no current evidence that the car is roadworthy or safe to drive. The recorded history is unusually clean, with no defects listed across the entries provided. While this suggests a stable condition during those specific tests, the total absence of advisories or failures on a 23-year-old vehicle is uncommon and provides very little detail on the actual state of the mechanical components. The mileage is very low for the age of the vehicle, averaging roughly 4,712 miles per year. This suggests the car has seen light use, but it also indicates a high probability that the vehicle has spent long periods standing. Low mileage in an older car can often be as concerning as high mileage, as under-use can lead to different types of deterioration. Overall, the condition trend was stable up until 2022, but the subsequent four-year gap in testing makes the current status of the vehicle unknown. A buyer should prioritize a comprehensive physical inspection. Focus specifically on components that degrade when a car sits idle, including the condition of the tyres, the state of the brake discs, and any perished rubber hoses or seals.