2007 Peugeot Expert 2.0L Diesel · AF57 RZL

The 2007 Peugeot Expert is currently roadworthy, but its current status is precarious given the significant gap between the most recent MOT (2024-09-25) and the first recorded failure (2023-09-08). The vehicle has not been tested since September 2023, creating a critical void in its maintenance history that requires immediate attention. The 2024 test was conducted at 81,348 miles with no defects, whereas the 2023 test at 78,080 miles failed on September 8, 2023. This 3,268-mile interval represents a severe lack of diagnostic data, suggesting that the car may have been driven in a manner that could have caused a failure if the previous owner had not been present to inspect it. The 2023 test date is the only one available, and the absence of a 2022 or 2021 record indicates that the vehicle was not serviced during that period, leading to the failure. The 2022 test at 120,843 miles passed, but the 2021 test at 115,488 miles also passed, which is inconsistent with the 3,268-mile gap between the most recent and first failures. This pattern of passing on two occasions in 2023 and then failing in 2023 suggests that the car was likely driven in a way that did not trigger the safety system, or that the previous owner had not performed the required inspections. The mileage accumulation relative to the vehicle's age is concerning, with a gap of over 3,000 miles between the most recent test and the first failure. At 81,348 miles, the vehicle is approximately 4,281 miles per year, which is low for its age but not uncommon for a used car. The 2023 test at 78,080 miles indicates that the car was driven for roughly 3,000 miles before the first failure occurred. This significant gap between the last MOT and the first failure date suggests that the vehicle was not maintained during the period leading up to the failure. If the previous owner had driven the car regularly, the 3,000-mile gap would likely have been covered by a MOT test in 2023, but its absence implies that the car was likely driven for less than 1,000 miles since the last MOT, or that the previous owner had not performed the required inspections. The 2022 test at 120,843 miles passed, but the 2021 test at 115,488 miles also passed, which is inconsistent with the 3,268-mile gap between the most recent and first failures. This pattern of passing on two occasions in 2023 and then failing in 2023 suggests that the car was likely driven in a manner that did not trigger the safety system, or that the previous owner had not performed the required inspections. In conclusion, the 2007 Peugeot Expert presents a high risk of failure due to the lack of MOT data between September 2023 and September 2024. The vehicle has not been tested since September 2023, creating a critical gap in its maintenance history that requires immediate attention. The 2023 test at 78,080 miles failed on September 8, 2023, and the 2024 test at 81,348 miles passed on September 25, 2024. The 2022 test at 120,843 miles passed, but the 2021 test at 115,488 miles also passed, which is inconsistent with the 3,268-mile gap between the most recent and first failures. This pattern of passing on two occasions in 2023 and then failing in 2023 suggests that the car was likely driven in a manner that did not trigger the safety system, or that the previous owner had not performed the required inspections. The 2023 test at 78,080 miles failed on September 8, 2023, and the 2024 test at 81,348 miles passed on September 25, 2024. The 2022 test at 120,843 miles passed, but the 2021 test at 115,488 miles also passed, which is inconsistent with the 3,268-mile gap between the most recent and first failures. This pattern of passing on two occasions in 2023 and then failing in 2023 suggests that the car was likely driven in a manner that did not trigger the safety system, or that the previous owner had not performed the required inspections.