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OBD2 was compulsory in the US from 1996, but unfortunately in Europe manufacturers were allowed to each go their own way until 2001 when EOBD became mandatory for petrol engined cars. Some earlier European spec cars are compliant with OBD2 but many are not and it can be very hit and miss. I had a similar issue with a 2000 Citroën that was built before EOBD and I ended up going for a £200 handheld scanner designed specifically for the make. For example this one is the equivalent, but for Toyotas : https://www.gendan.co.uk/product_FXNT520T.html

I'm so pleased to hear of your experience. These are well put together cars it seems. Ours is due its 8th MOT from new next month and I have every expectation it'll pass without issue - although I do have the Toyota Extended Warranty in case this is the year when it does not (not likely).

Nice one dude mine passed as well on 7th no advisories 63000 miles ,wanders in strong x winds asked mot to let me know if any bushes were looking dodgy but all good