1999 Peugeot 306 2.0L Diesel · T197 CJW

The most recent MOT on 2024-02-26 shows a mixed outcome. The vehicle passed the test but had two recorded failures: the nearside front windscreen wiper did not clear the windscreen effectively, and the offside rear stop lamp was not working. These are minor issues but indicate potential neglect in maintaining visibility and lighting systems. The same date also shows a "PASSED" entry, which may reflect a separate assessment or a data entry error, but the failures are the primary concern. The MOT history reveals a pattern of minor, non-safety-critical issues. The 2019 MOT noted worn, pitted brake discs on all four wheels, but these were classified as "not seriously weakened," suggesting they were likely replaced or repaired before the 2021 and 2020 passes. No further brake-related defects were recorded in subsequent tests, indicating the issue may have been resolved. The 2024 failures involve electrical and cosmetic components, which are less urgent but still require attention. The condition trend appears stable. The vehicle has not shown escalating safety-critical defects over the past five years, and most issues have been addressed between tests.