The full recorded mileage timeline for any Land Rover, with an anomaly check that flags clocking and discrepancies instantly.
Every MOT test records the odometer, which builds a year by year mileage trail for the car. We plot it for you and check it automatically: readings that fall, jump implausibly, or do not fit the car's age are flagged as anomalies. On a used Land Rover Range Rover or Range Rover Evoque, that is the single fastest way to spot a clocked car.
A backwards reading is the obvious one, but clocking is often subtler: a car that averaged twelve thousand miles a year suddenly averaging three, a gap in testing followed by a conveniently low reading, or a mileage that does not match the wear in the photos. The report includes the average annual mileage and how it compares with what is typical for the car's age, so you have context, not just numbers.
Is a mileage check worth it on a Land Rover?
Clocked cars sell for more than they are worth and hide wear you will pay for later. The mileage timeline and anomaly check are included in every MyCarInfo report from £4.99, alongside MOT history, spec, tax and valuation.
Where does the mileage data come from?
Official MOT test records, which log the odometer at every test, cross-checked in the Full History report against the national mileage register.
Free preview first, full report from £4.99. Land Rover reports include the exact factory paint colour and OEM code.
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