2011 Peugeot Partner 1.6L Diesel · FD11 YOK

The 2011 Peugeot Partner has a recent MOT failure on 2025-07-31 (96,655 miles) and a subsequent pass on 2025-08-08 (96,770 miles). The failure included a fractured exhaust, major leaks, and worn suspension components, while the pass noted similar suspension and corrosion issues but no critical failures. This suggests repairs were made to address the exhaust and brake binding, but underlying problems like suspension wear and corrosion remain unresolved. Recurring issues include corrosion on rear coil springs (noted in multiple MOTs since 2023), worn brake discs (varied severity), and suspension arm wear (both bushings and ball joints). These patterns indicate a persistent vulnerability to rust and mechanical stress, likely exacerbated by environmental factors or lack of maintenance. While the 2025 pass shows some improvements, the continued mention of suspension and corrosion issues suggests the vehicle’s condition has not stabilized. The mileage of 96,770 miles (about 6,451 per year) aligns with typical usage for a 15-year-old vehicle. However, the absence of significant mileage spikes or drops means it is unclear if the car has experienced long periods of inactivity or heavy use. The consistent corrosion and wear point to gradual deterioration rather than sudden damage, but this does not rule out hidden structural issues. The most critical risks involve the exhaust system (fractured in 2025), brake efficiency (repeated binding and wear), and suspension components (worn bushes, corroded springs).