2011 Citroen C4 1.6L Diesel · HN11 ABO

The vehicle passed its most recent MOT on 2022‑10‑26 at 104,307 miles, but the test recorded several advisories: near‑side front tyre worn to 2 mm, near‑side rear tyre worn to 3 mm, off‑side front tyre worn to 3 mm, and a severely deteriorated near‑side front constant‑velocity boot. The maintenance trend shows improvement compared with the multiple failures in 2020‑2021, when brake pads, discs, tail‑light lens, registration plate lamp, steering rack play and a fractured coil spring were flagged. The recent pass indicates fewer critical defects, yet the tyre wear and boot condition point to ongoing neglect of consumables and potential drivetrain wear. Mileage accumulation is steady at roughly 7,000 miles per year, which is typical for a 2011 model aged 15 years. MOT records are present each year from 2012 through 2022, confirming regular testing. The last three years of data show a modest rise of about 13,000 miles, consistent with normal usage rather than abrupt mileage spikes. A buyer should inspect the tyre tread depth on all four wheels, looking for edge wear, sidewall damage and any cuts that could compromise safety. The deteriorated near‑side front CV joint boot must be examined for oil leakage or cracking, as a failure can lead to joint wear. The steering rack inner joint should be checked for play, and the coil spring inspected for fractures. Brake discs and pads need measurement for wear and surface condition, while the rear tail‑light lens and registration plate lamp should be verified functional. Finally, suspension bushes and chassis areas should be inspected for corrosion or rust, ensuring structural integrity before purchase.