Across the Land Rover models we hold data for, 519,203 MOT tests give an average first-time pass rate of 85.8%, above the 80.5% national average for cars aged 3 to 8. The strongest single dataset is the 2019 Range Rover at 87.1%; the weakest is the 2016 Range Rover at 84.1%. Pick a model to see how it holds up as it ages and what examiners flag.
What fails across Land Rover
The components examiners flag most often on Land Rovers, averaged across every model and year we hold and weighted by test volume. The Land Rovers in this data are mostly diesel (87% diesel), which shapes both the emissions failures above and the running costs.
Brakes38.4%
Emissions & leaks2.6%
Lights & electrics2.1%
Body & structure1.2%
Share of tests flagging each component as a fail or advisory, across all Land Rover models we hold.
Range Rover
85.8% avgFirst-time MOT pass rate · DVSA bulk data · 2022-2024 · class 4 cars · updated 2026-07-07