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Land Rover Defender

Grey · Petrol · 1993 · 5,700 cc

101 GASMOT history

101 GAS is a grey petrol Land Rover Defender first used on 25 Nov 1993. Its MOT expired on 16 Jul 2025 and it has passed 4 of 5 MOT tests, with 2,129 km recorded at the latest.

From DVSA MOT records, updated 18 Aug 2026.

101 GAS grey Land Rover Defender – car details, MOT history and tax status
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MOT
Expired
On 16 Jul 2025
Mileage
2,129 km
At MOT on 18 Aug 2026
MOT tests
5
4 passed · 1 failed
Per year
Not enough data
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Vehicle details

Registration
101 GAS
Registration format
Dateless
Make
Land Rover
Model
Defender
Colour
Grey
Fuel type
Petrol
Engine size
5,700 cc
Year of manufacture
1993
First used
25 Nov 1993
MOT status
MOT expired on 16 Jul 2025
Latest MOT test
18 Aug 2026 (Fail)

Mileage history

101 GAS was last recorded at 2,129 km on 18 Aug 2026.

Mileage went down between tests

  • 18 Aug 2026: 2,129 km, lower than 113,642 km on 17 Jul 2024.

A replacement instrument cluster, a recording error at the test or odometer tampering can cause this.

Odometer reading at each MOT testPassFailMileage went down
Previous MOT
113,642 km · 17 Jul 2024

Recorded mileage by year

  • 2026 – 2,129 km
  • 2024 – 113,642 km
  • 2023 – 111,700 km
  • 2020 – 110,656 km

What the latest MOT found

Fail2,129 km
  • DangerousRear Stop lamp(s) all not working (4.3.1 (a) (iii))
  • MajorEmissions unable to be completed (8.2.1.2 (d))
  • MajorOil leaking excessively from engine (8.4.1 (a) (i))

What MOT failures mean

Recurring issues

Items recorded at more than one earlier MOT but not at the latest one. Repeat advisories can show maintenance that was put off.

  • Oil leak, but not excessive

    Advisory2 MOTs, 2020–2024

Full MOT history

5 tests since 31 Jul 2020, newest first. Select a test to see every defect and advisory.

  1. Fail2,129 km (-111,513)1 dangerous2 major
    MOT expiry
    No new certificate
    Odometer
    2,129 km
    Test number
    261233924734
    • DangerousRear Stop lamp(s) all not working (4.3.1 (a) (iii))
    • MajorEmissions unable to be completed (8.2.1.2 (d))
    • MajorOil leaking excessively from engine (8.4.1 (a) (i))
  2. Pass113,642 km (+1,942)1 advisory
    MOT expiry
    16 Jul 2025
    Odometer
    113,642 km
    Test number
    962868858192
    • AdvisoryOil leak, but not excessive (8.4.1 (a) (i))
  3. Pass111,700 km
    MOT expiry
    28 Apr 2024
    Odometer
    111,700 km
    Test number
    861781095128

    No defects or advisories recorded.

  4. Pass10 miles
    MOT expiry
    6 Apr 2023
    Odometer
    10 miles
    Test number
    707693200653

    No defects or advisories recorded.

  5. Pass110,656 km1 advisory
    MOT expiry
    30 Jul 2021
    Odometer
    110,656 km
    Test number
    137499619351
    • AdvisoryOil leak, but not excessive (8.4.1 (a) (i))

Questions about 101 GAS

What vehicle is registration 101 GAS currently assigned to?
DVSA MOT records show 101 GAS on a grey petrol Land Rover Defender first used on 25 Nov 1993. Dateless registrations can be transferred between vehicles, so earlier MOT tests may have been under a different registration. Registered keeper details are not public and are not shown.
Does 101 GAS currently have a valid MOT?
No. The MOT on 101 GAS expired on 16 Jul 2025, according to DVSA records.
When is the MOT due on 101 GAS?
The MOT on 101 GAS expired on 16 Jul 2025. It can only be driven to a pre-booked MOT test or to repairs needed to pass one.
What mileage has 101 GAS done?
101 GAS was recorded at 2,129 km at its MOT on 18 Aug 2026.
Has 101 GAS ever failed its MOT?
Yes. 101 GAS has failed 1 of its 5 MOT tests, most recently on 18 Aug 2026.
Has the mileage on 101 GAS ever gone down?
Yes. The recorded mileage was lower than at the previous test once, first on 18 Aug 2026. This can be caused by a replacement instrument cluster, a recording error or odometer tampering.
What did the latest MOT on 101 GAS find?
101 GAS failed its latest MOT on 18 Aug 2026 with 1 dangerous defect and 2 major defects: rear stop lamp(s) all not working; emissions unable to be completed; oil leaking excessively from engine.

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