2023 Toyota RAV4 2.5L Hybrid electric · LS23 MPX

This vehicle has a very limited MOT history, with only one test on record. It passed that test in February 2026 with a single advisory for front tyre damage on both sides. This is a very clean result overall, but the lack of a full history means you have less evidence of long-term condition. The main risk here is the high mileage. At roughly 21,669 miles per year, this RAV4 has been used well above the average. This suggests a lot of motorway or high-mileage driving, which can accelerate wear on tyres, brakes, suspension, and the drivetrain. The tyre advisory at the last test is a direct sign of that wear already starting to show. The condition trend is difficult to judge from a single test. With only one pass and no previous failures, it is not possible to say whether the vehicle is worsening, stable, or improving. The high mileage relative to age is a clear signal of hard use, but it does not necessarily mean the car is unreliable—Toyota RAV4s are generally durable.