2015 Citroen C1 1.2L Petrol · MM15 LAO

The vehicle presents a clear roadworthiness verdict of no for the 2026-06-17 test, but the maintenance trend is stable relative to the most recent date, with the 2026-03-27 test passing 106,697 miles without defects. This indicates that the vehicle has been maintained consistently up to this point, avoiding the most severe mechanical failures seen in the 2025-03-22 and 2023-11-29 tests. The consistent passing of the 2026-03-27 test suggests that the vehicle is currently in a safe condition, though the 2025-03-22 failure to release the brake lever indicates a recurring issue that requires immediate inspection. The mileage pattern is stable and clean , with no gaps or rapid accumulation of miles that would suggest neglected maintenance. The vehicle has maintained approximately 9,700 miles per year over its 11-year life, which is typical for its age. However, the 2025-03-22 record shows a significant gap in the 2023-11-29 test, where the vehicle failed on exhaust silencer detachment despite passing on 94,788 miles. This suggests that while the vehicle has not been driven in a short period since the 2023-11-29 test, the 2025-03-22 record implies that the owner may have driven the car for a significant amount of time since then, potentially exceeding the 11-year threshold for the 2025-03-22 test. Given the recurring faults, particularly the brake lever not releasing correctly and the structural issues in the sub-frame and suspension, a buyer should inspect the vehicle in person to check for binding calipers, worn suspension bushes, and structural integrity of the exhaust system. If the brakes are found to be binding, the vehicle should be taken to a specialist for replacement, as this is a serious mechanical risk that will likely cause a failure in the 2026-06-17 test.