I’d recommend sticking with what you’ve got. The resale value will be low and your Land Cruiser should pass the MoT if it’s in a good condition, with the new rules on diesel exhaust smoke only applying to Euro5 cars. Likewise, your Toyota won’t be affected by the new DPF rules becomes it simply doesn’t have one.

There are a few things that will be tested for the first time. These include if tyres are under-inflated and if the brake fluid has been contaminated. I’d recommend putting your car through a good routine service - this should pick up any potential MoT failure points.

For all the details on the new MoT rules, see: www.honestjohn.co.uk/news/legal-motoring-advice/20.../