2016 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.0L Hybrid electric · WT16 NFO

The 2026-06-18 test was a successful PASSED run at 108,925 miles, indicating the vehicle meets current MOT standards at this mileage. However, the MOT history reveals a concerning maintenance trend characterized by recurring failures, specifically the rear anti-roll bar bushings, which suggests a lack of consistent preventative maintenance or a history of neglect that may have worsened over time. The mileage accumulation is uneven, with a significant gap between the 2025-06-10 test at 100,158 miles and the 2024-06-18 test at 87,254 miles, indicating that the vehicle did not maintain its intended 10,892 miles per year schedule. This pattern of rapid mileage growth combined with a history of failed rear anti-roll bar bushings implies that the owner may have prioritized consumption parts or avoided major mechanical work, leaving critical suspension components vulnerable to further deterioration. Given the recurring faults in the rear anti-roll bar bushings and the lack of clear evidence of a stable upkeep history, the vehicle presents a structural risk rather than a simple consumable wear issue. A buyer should inspect the rear suspension components, including the anti-roll bar bushings, for corrosion, excessive wear, or structural integrity damage. Additionally, a thorough check of the braking system and exhaust emissions is required to assess whether the vehicle meets current safety and emission standards, as the history of failed inspections suggests a potential need for immediate professional assessment before transfer.