2015 Peugeot Boxer 2.2L Diesel · F7 DMH

The 2025-11-13 MOT at 171,075 miles passed with no defects recorded, confirming that the Peugeot Boxer remains roadworthy at the time of testing. The preceding October 30, 2025 test at 171,045 miles was marked FAILED yet again listed no defects, suggesting a minor issue that was corrected before the subsequent inspection. Apart from this brief anomaly, the series of tests from 2022 onward shows a consistent pass rate, indicating stable maintenance rather than a deteriorating condition. The mileage trajectory reveals a high usage pattern for a vehicle of this age. After the 2022 test at 160,249 miles, the next reading reached 161,946 miles by October 2023, a gain of 1,697 miles in a year. By October 2024 the odometer had risen to 165,286 miles, adding 3,340 miles in the following twelve months, and by the October 2025 test it climbed to 171,045 miles, a jump of 5,759 miles. The final two weeks before the November 2025 test added only 30 miles, showing a slowdown after a period of rapid accumulation. A buyer should therefore prioritize inspection of the suspension system, looking for worn bushes, cracked coil springs, and any play in the steering linkage, as high mileage typically accelerates such wear. The brake assembly should be examined for binding calipers, worn pads, and scored discs, especially given the repeated failure notice that, while defect‑free on paper, may hint at underlying hydraulic issues. Structural integrity must be assessed for rust on the chassis, wheel arches and underbody, and the exhaust system should be checked for corrosion and emission compliance, as these components are prone to deterioration under sustained use. The absence of recorded defects across four consecutive passes suggests that previous owners maintained the vehicle adequately, though the high annual mileage implies accelerated consumption of tyres, wiper blades and other consumables. A thorough in‑person assessment should verify that any previous advisories have been fully addressed and that the suspension, brakes and structural elements show no signs of neglect or progressive damage.