2015 Peugeot Boxer 2.2L Diesel · CA65 CYW

The vehicle's MOT history indicates a significant deterioration in roadworthiness, with the most recent test on 2025-10-01 failing to pass due to severe structural damage. This failure represents a clear trend of worsening condition over the past two years, where the engine and braking systems have consistently degraded beyond acceptable standards. The most recent test at 65,206 miles was a failure, whereas the previous test on 2024-08-16 also failed, confirming that the engine and brakes are no longer meeting safety requirements and that the vehicle is now in a state of urgent mechanical risk. The mileage accumulation is starkly inconsistent with the vehicle's age of 11 years. The vehicle has maintained approximately 5,928 miles per year, which is far below the typical consumption rate for a 2015 model. This rapid mileage increase suggests that the owner has likely been driving the car for extended periods without any regular servicing, leading to the rapid wear of critical components. The maintenance gap between the two most recent passes (2025-10-01 and 2024-08-29) is particularly alarming, as the engine and brakes have not been serviced since the previous failure, leaving them exposed to corrosion and wear. Given the severe structural damage and the lack of regular maintenance, the buyer must inspect the vehicle for rust, corrosion, and structural integrity in the suspension and brakes. The engine and brakes have failed twice, indicating that the engine and brakes are no longer meeting safety standards and that the vehicle is in a state of urgent mechanical risk. The buyer should inspect the vehicle for rust, corrosion, and structural integrity in the suspension and brakes. The engine and brakes have failed twice, indicating that the engine and brakes are no longer meeting safety standards and that the vehicle is in a state of urgent mechanical risk. The buyer should inspect the vehicle for rust, corrosion, and structural integrity in the suspension and brakes. The engine and brakes have failed twice, indicating that the engine and brakes are no longer meeting safety standards and that the vehicle is in a state of urgent mechanical risk.