2005 Land Rover Discovery 2.7L Diesel · NK54 UGA

The vehicle currently fails the MOT test, indicating a persistent roadworthiness failure. The most recent failure occurred in December 2023, which is approximately one and a half years old, placing the vehicle firmly within the current year's testing window. This date marks the end of the last valid MOT, confirming that the vehicle is still under the current testing regime and that the previous owner had not successfully passed the test prior to this date. The mileage pattern suggests a rapid accumulation over the last two years, averaging roughly 8,500 miles per year. This rate is consistent with the vehicle's age, implying that maintenance has been neglected during the interim period. The data is relatively clean, with no significant gaps in the records, though the sheer volume of mileage points to potential wear on consumables and structural components that have not been addressed. A buyer should inspect the vehicle in person to identify recurring faults in the suspension, brakes, and drivetrain. The history reveals a severe corrosion issue affecting the front and rear suspension components, with mounting areas in the prescribed areas showing excessive corrosion and structural weakness. Additionally, the rear brake pads are worn down to the wear indicator, and the parking brake is inoperative on one side, suggesting that brake fluid and pads have not been replaced. The suspension arms and anti-roll bars have also been found to be excessively worn, indicating that the suspension system is no longer structurally sound for the current load.