2005 Citroen C2 1.1L Petrol · FG55 YJD

The DVSA record shows a contradictory outcome for this 2005 Citroen C2 at the most recent test dated 28 March 2022. On that day the vehicle first failed with no defects logged, then passed the same test at the identical mileage of 75,145. Such a sequence points to an administrative or data-recording anomaly rather than a clear mechanical trend. With no advisories or faults recorded across either entry, the available history reads as stable but is too sparse to confirm ongoing roadworthiness nearly four years on from the last test. The odometer stood at 75,145 miles on 28 March 2022 and has not moved since in the record. Over roughly 21 years that equates to about 3,578 miles per year, which is low for the age. The identical mileage on both the fail and pass entries that day confirms no road use between them. No earlier tests appear in the supplied data, so we cannot chart accumulation or gaps before 2022, but the flat reading suggests either very light use or a long period off the road. A buyer should not treat the clean pass as proof of condition today. The last examiner recorded no corrosion, suspension bushes, brake discs, or exhaust emissions issues, yet a car of this age and low use often hides perished seals, sticking calipers, or structural rust once inspected on a ramp. Standing time can crack tyres and flat-spot them despite adequate tread. Given the four-year gap to July 2026 and the odd dual entry, a fresh MOT and physical inspection are essential. Check coil springs, subframe integrity, and binding handbrake mechanisms before purchase. The history implies previous ownership favoured minimal mileage but offers no evidence of proactive maintenance.