2011 Peugeot 107 1.0L Petrol · KP61 VLD

This 2011 Peugeot 107 demonstrates a generally stable roadworthiness trajectory, culminating in a clean pass on the third of November 2025 at 30,734 miles with zero defects recorded. The vehicle has successfully avoided test failures throughout its decade-and-a-half history, securing straight passes on every annual submission. While the record lacks major structural warnings or severe corrosion alerts, past advisories show a pattern of recurring consumable wear that requires ongoing mechanical vigilance from the next owner. Accumulating only 30,734 miles across fifteen years yields an exceptionally low annual average of roughly 2,049 miles. The mileage progression remains steady and incremental rather than sporadic, with yearly intervals showing consistent usage between one and three thousand miles. For instance, the odometer moved from 13,156 miles in November 2015 to 18,156 miles by November 2017, proving the car has been driven regularly on short journeys rather than subjected to prolonged periods of dormant storage. A physical inspection must prioritise the braking system, given the history of repeated component fatigue. The November 2019 test flagged corroding, worn, and scored front brake discs, while the November 2024 examination noted thinning front brake pads, worn and pitted discs, and a mildly binding nearside rear service brake. Buyers should check the thickness of the friction material and verify that all calipers release cleanly without dragging. Tyre condition also warrants close scrutiny during a pre-purchase review. The historical data reveals multiple advisories for rubber degradation, including tyres worn close to the legal limit on the nearside front in November 2016 and November 2021, alongside perishing sidewalls on both rear tyres back in November 2018. Verifying the current tread depth and manufacturing date codes across all four corners will ensure safe road contact.