2016 Peugeot Expert 1.6L Diesel · CV16 WEC

The vehicle has passed its most recent MOT on 2026-05-21 at 103,362 miles, indicating it is currently roadworthy. However, recurring issues such as worn brake discs, deteriorated suspension components, and registration plate light failures suggest ongoing maintenance needs. The trend shows intermittent failures rather than a clear worsening or improvement, with critical advisories like suspension mounting repairs and exhaust issues persisting across multiple tests. Mileage accumulation aligns with the vehicle’s age, averaging ~10,336 miles annually. No abrupt spikes or gaps in mileage are evident, with consistent progression from 42,414 miles in 2019 to 103,362 miles in 2026. This steady use implies regular operation without prolonged storage, though no data exists to confirm maintenance frequency beyond the recorded MOT outcomes. Buyers should prioritize inspecting the suspension system, particularly the front lower suspension arm ball joint dust cover and rear suspension mounting areas, as these have shown repeated deterioration. Brake discs exhibit recurring wear and pitting, necessitating checks for scoring depth and thickness. The exhaust system’s insecure mounting and constant velocity boot failures highlight potential corrosion risks, especially in the front drive shafts. Additionally, registration plate and windscreen integrity should be verified, as these have consistently failed or required attention. Structural components like the outer sills and rear suspension mounting areas warrant close scrutiny for corrosion or inadequate repairs, given their repeated flagging. While no severe advisories were recorded in recent years, the accumulation of minor defects suggests deferred maintenance. Prospective buyers should assess service history for brake pad replacements, suspension component wear, and exhaust integrity, as these systems appear prone to wear under typical usage patterns.