Welcome.
How long ago did you buy?
Check all the Chassis numbers and engine numbers match the logbook, If they don’t go straight back to the seller and get your money back.
Got any pics? (For a reason)
J
Hi I’m collecting the car on Tuesday. The current owner purchased the wagon 3 months ago due to it’s low mileage.
LAND ROVER DefenderKW02DKX
26,035Estimated Mileage
?Fuel cost per mile
21.08.2021V5c Last Issued
ValidMOT Due
YesPlate Change
NoTaxi record
Not FoundUnrecorded write-off
LAND ROVER DefenderKW02DKX
26,035Estimated Mileage
?Fuel cost per mile
21.08.2021V5c Last Issued
ValidMOT Due
YesPlate Change
NoTaxi record
Not FoundUnrecorded write-off
Ian M in France
Well-Known Member
might be it has been out of the country lots here still on UK plates and then gone back to the UK,
You can get a French CT (mot) on a car with UK plates
You can get a French CT (mot) on a car with UK plates
neilly
Well-Known Member
So why is the current seller moving it on so fast?
Seems a lot of advisories on the MOT history.
https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/
Cheers
Ian M in France
Well-Known Member
I think it would be in order to question the old owner, a low mileage and missing MOT history I would want to know a bit more, it said yes plate change, is it on PP's? might be a mess up when plates where changed?
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Is your 2005 just a typo? It's a 2002.
Looking at the MOT history, the tyres are all cracked and perishing. Which would be consistent with them being the original 19 year old tyres on low mileage. You might want to budget for 5 new tyres. It might have been used from new on an airport or had some other non-road function.
gold rover
Well-Known Member
I was wondering if it was a grey import, until I saw registered in 2002.
brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
Hello and welcome
saxavordian
Well-Known Member
The old adage says If it too good to be true it generally is. History of the vehicle is key.
