2002 Peugeot 307 1.6L Petrol · GN02 ANP

The 2026‑01‑21 MOT failed the 2002 Peugeot 307 because the near‑side front direction indicator was non‑functional, rendering the vehicle not roadworthy until the fault is corrected. The maintenance record shows a generally stable trend, with only isolated failures such as the direction indicator, a split constant‑velocity joint boot, and an excessively worn anti‑roll bar ball joint, and no evidence of escalating major mechanical problems. At 24 years of age the car has recorded 50,942 miles, averaging about 2,123 miles per year, a level that is low for its vintage and suggests periods of limited use or standing. Mileage increased from 29,073 miles in 2014 to 50,942 miles in 2026, a gain of 21,869 miles over 12 years, or roughly 1,822 miles per year, with no sudden surges in any single year, indicating consistent, modest usage. A buyer should therefore inspect the direction indicator wiring and bulb, confirm the integrity of the constant‑velocity joint boot, check for play in the anti‑roll bar ball joint and suspension bushes, verify current brake pad thickness and disc condition, and evaluate the degree of corrosion on the off‑side rear integral body structure and outer sill, as these items have recurred throughout the history.