2019 Peugeot 2008 Allure Prem Puretech S/S 1.2L Petrol · PJ69 GZS

The vehicle is currently roadworthy on a solid basis, as the most recent MOT entry in October 2025 at 49,704 miles passed without defects. This indicates that the maintenance trend has been stable and improving, with no recurring issues observed since the last test. The absence of faults in the September 2023 test, followed by the October 2022 test, confirms that the car has maintained structural integrity and mechanical reliability for over seven years. The mileage pattern reflects a typical progression for a 2019 vehicle, with approximately 7,101 miles accumulated annually. While the record shows a consistent increase in mileage, the data is relatively clean with no gaps or sudden spikes in consumption that would suggest rapid wear on critical components. The absence of brake disc corrosion, binding calipers, or worn suspension bushings in the most recent test further supports the conclusion that the drivetrain and suspension have remained within acceptable parameters. Given the vehicle's age and the specific faults noted in the September 2023 test, a buyer must inspect the rear child seats and front child seat belt fitment in person. The fact that these items were fitted but not allowing full inspection suggests that basic upkeep, such as tightening these belts, may have been skipped. However, the absence of structural defects like rust, exhaust emissions, or binding brakes indicates that the car is safe to drive. A thorough inspection should focus on the child seat belt fitment in the rear and front, as well as the suspension components, to ensure the vehicle meets all safety standards.