2021 Lexus LS 3.5L Hybrid electric (clean) · T50 CCC

This 2021 Lexus LS has passed its last two MOT tests without any recorded defects, most recently in June 2025 at 40,340 miles. That's a strong baseline for safety and emissions compliance. The mileage sits at roughly 8,000 miles per year, which is typical for a car of this age and suggests moderate, balanced use rather than heavy running or prolonged storage. At five years old with under 40,500 miles, the vehicle is well below the average mileage you'd expect, which typically means less accumulated wear on brake components, suspension bushes, transmission fluid, and engine internals. The MOT record is clean across the last two recorded tests, spanning a year with no advisories or defects flagged. This is a positive signal and suggests the owner has maintained the vehicle to at least the legal minimum standard. However, a clean MOT record alone does not guarantee the condition of wear items between test cycles, nor does it confirm the regularity of servicing or fluid changes. The trend is stable to improving based on the limited history—there are no worsening patterns, no repeat issues, and no spike in recorded faults. This consistency is reassuring. When you inspect the car, focus first on the brakes: check pad thickness, disc condition, and whether there is any sponginess or grinding noise during a test drive.