2017 Citroen C1 1.0L Petrol · FA17 MJY

The most recent MOT on 29 December 2025 records a pass at 54,575 miles, with the tester flagging front suspension arm pins and anti‑roll bar bushes as worn but not causing excessive movement. The same date also shows a failed result for insufficient windscreen washer fluid, indicating a minor consumable issue. Overall the vehicle remains roadworthy, and the maintenance pattern appears stable, with no escalation to structural failures. Mileage has risen from 30,607 miles in December 2022 to 54,575 miles by the end of 2025, averaging roughly 6,000 miles per year for a nine‑year‑old C1. The jump of about 7,800 miles between December 2023 and December 2024 suggests a period of increased use, yet the figures stay within typical private‑owner ranges. No large, unexplained gaps appear in the record, and the mileage progression aligns with the modest wear observed on tyres and brakes. A prospective buyer should feel the front suspension arms for any play and inspect the anti‑roll bar bushings for looseness, as these components have been noted twice. Verify that the washer fluid reservoir and pump operate correctly, and confirm that the headlamp aim meets legal standards after the 2024 low‑aim failure. Examine the rear tyres for cracking or perishing, a condition recorded in 2023, and check the front brake discs for wear beyond the advisory level noted in 2022. A visual inspection for corrosion around suspension mounting points will further confirm that the vehicle’s structural integrity remains sound.