2017 Vauxhall Vivaro 1.6L Diesel · DA67 WPD

The 2026-06-18 date indicates that the vehicle has not yet undergone a MOT test in the current year, placing the current assessment date prior to the most recent test of 2025-08-26. The test record shows a distinct pattern of failure, with the most recent check on 2025-08-26 failing due to a stop lamp not working and multiple ball joints, while the previous test on 2025-08-26 passed. This suggests the history is not currently improving, as the failure occurred in the same month and the previous test passed, indicating a lack of recent maintenance or a lack of specific testing in the current year. The mileage of 104,039 miles, which equates to approximately 11,560 miles per year, is consistent with the vehicle's age of roughly 9 years. While the average mileage is typical for this age group, the data points to a pattern of rapid mileage accumulation that could be attributed to increased usage or lack of regular maintenance. The gap between the two most recent tests, from 2025-08-26 to 2025-08-26, is negligible, suggesting that the vehicle has maintained its performance well over the past two years, though the lack of a final test in 2026 means the exact current status is unknown. Given the recurring faults, particularly the ball joint issues, the windscreen damage, and the worn tyres, the vehicle presents a significant risk of structural and mechanical failure. The buyer should inspect the suspension components, specifically the front and rear shock absorbers and ball joints, for excessive play or binding, as well as the brakes for corrosion and wear. Structural integrity must also be evaluated for the windscreen, which is damaged but not adversely affecting visibility, and the tyres must be checked for tread depth and wear patterns, as the record indicates they are worn close to the legal limit.