2017 Peugeot Bipper 1.2L Diesel · LT67 ASU

A single MOT failure in early 2024 for a cluster of lighting faults and an insufficient washer fluid supply is the only notable defect on an otherwise defect‑free history, and the vehicle has passed its three most recent annual tests (September 2024, September 2025 and September 2026) without any recorded issues. The advisory for a slightly discoloured off‑side rear direction indicator and the tyre wear note from the same 2024 test have not re‑appeared, suggesting those items were either remedied or have not deteriorated further. At 75,362 mi recorded over roughly nine years the average annual accumulation is about 8,300 mi, which sits comfortably within normal private‑use levels. The MOT schedule shows a regular yearly cadence apart from a two‑year gap between the October 2021 and January 2023 tests, but no sudden mileage spikes are evident, indicating steady usage rather than periods of intensive short‑term driving that could accelerate wear on consumables. When inspecting the car, verify that the near‑side front position lamp, both rear registration plate lamps and the off‑side rear plate lamp all illuminate correctly; any non‑functioning lamp will repeat the 2024 failure. Confirm that the windscreen washer system delivers a steady spray and that the reservoir is filled, as the previous insufficient fluid condition could re‑emerge if the pump or hose is compromised. Examine the off‑side front tyre for tread depth and sidewall condition, paying particular attention to any edge wear that approached the legal limit in 2024, and ensure the tyre pressures are correct and the tyre shows no signs of cracking or uneven wear that could indicate alignment or suspension issues. Although no other components have been flagged, a prudent test drive should still include listening for any knocks or clunks over bumps that might hint at worn suspension bushes, feeling for any pedal judder that could reveal brake disc or caliper wear, and checking that the steering remains centred without pull. These checks will confirm that the vehicle’s mechanical condition aligns with the clean MOT record beyond the specific items already noted.