2010 Citroen C1 1.0L Petrol · EX10 NUU

The most recent MOT on 13 March 2026 passed with no defects recorded, continuing a run of four consecutive clean passes since early 2023. The record shows a single failure on 6 February 2023 followed by a pass the next day, suggesting the issue was rectified promptly. Since then the trend has been stable with no advisories or defects logged at any subsequent test. The vehicle has covered 106,888 miles over 16 years, averaging roughly 6,680 miles annually which is typical for a city car of this age. The MOT data supplied does not include mileage at each test point so the accumulation pattern between tests cannot be verified from this record alone. No extended gaps in testing appear; each test falls roughly twelve months apart. A buyer should focus inspection on areas common to high-mileage C1s: front suspension top mounts and lower arms, rear beam axle bushes, and brake calipers for binding or seized pistons. The 2023 failure reason is not documented in the available data so the braking system, tyre condition, and lighting should be checked thoroughly. Structural corrosion on the sills, floorpan, and inner wings warrants close examination given the vehicle's age despite the clean recent MOTs. The timing belt and water pump service history is not reflected in MOT records and should be confirmed independently as failure risks significant engine damage. Exhaust emissions at the last test were within limits but the catalyst and lambda sensor health should be verified. Overall the recent MOT record is relatively clean but the absence of recorded advisories does not guarantee the absence of wear on consumable or structural items.