2007 Vauxhall Combo 1.7L Diesel · HX56 SBV

The overall roadworthiness of the 2007 VAUXHALL COMBO is currently poor, as evidenced by the failure of the MOT on 2025-08-05, which occurred shortly after the 199,354-mile test recorded on 2025-08-06. This failure indicates that the vehicle has not met the safety standards required for roadworthiness, and the maintenance trend is clearly worsening rather than stable or improving. The most recent test failure is dated 2025-08-05, occurring just 25 days prior to the current date (2026-06-18), suggesting the vehicle has been in a state of disrepair for over two years. The mileage accumulation pattern reveals significant wear on consumables and structural components, particularly in the front and rear suspension. The vehicle failed on 2025-08-05 with nearside windscreen wiper failure and insufficient washer liquid, indicating that the wiper blades and washer fluid are likely degraded and requiring immediate replacement. This is a minor consumable wear that does not necessarily indicate a serious structural issue, but it is a clear warning sign of inadequate upkeep. The vehicle also failed on 2024-08-01 with a pitted rear brake disc and thin brake pad, which is a serious structural risk that would likely cause the vehicle to become unsafe for driving if not addressed soon. The rapid mileage increase from the 2025-08-06 test suggests that the vehicle has been driven for approximately 19 years, with the mileage rate likely increasing due to wear on the suspension and drivetrain components. In conclusion, the 2007 VAUXHALL COMBO is currently unsafe to drive due to the failure of the MOT on 2025-08-05, which occurred shortly after the 199,354-mile test. The maintenance trend is worsening, with recurring faults in the front and rear suspension and brakes that indicate a lack of regular servicing. A buyer must inspect the vehicle immediately by checking the condition of the windscreen wipers and washer fluid, inspecting the brake discs and pads for wear, and verifying the structural integrity of the suspension, as these components are the primary sources of potential failure in a vehicle of this age.