2001 Peugeot Boxer 2.0L Petrol · Y434 DNN

The vehicle is presently road‑worthy, having passed the 2 June 2025 MOT at 60,316 miles with no recorded defects. The pattern of recurring brake‑pipe corrosion, wheel‑bearing play and earlier structural rust has largely been resolved, indicating an improving maintenance trend despite a history of intermittent failures. Across a 25‑year lifespan the recorded mileage averages roughly 2,400 miles per year, well below typical usage for a vehicle of this age. Mileage rose from 58,342 miles in May 2024 to 60,316 miles by June 2025, a modest increase of just under 2,000 miles in twelve months. Earlier intervals show similar incremental growth, and no period of rapid accumulation is evident, suggesting the van has been driven lightly and possibly stored for extended periods between tests. A prospective buyer should give particular attention to the brake‑line assemblies, confirming that the previously noted corrosion on both front and rear pipes has been fully remedied and that there is no residual rust or leakage. Wheel bearings on the off‑side front and near‑side rear should be checked for the slight play repeatedly flagged in the 2017‑2023 records; any excess movement may indicate impending bearing failure. The vehicle’s structural integrity warrants inspection of the front inner wheel arch and the rear chassis area around the leaf‑spring mount, where earlier advisories cited significant corrosion that could compromise rigidity. Finally, verify the condition of the tyre sidewalls, the fuel‑cap seal, and the windscreen wipers, all of which have featured minor defects in past tests but were cleared in later inspections.