2020 Peugeot Unknown 2.0L Diesel · SV20 AEY

The most recent MOT, taken on 18 March 2025 at 8,168 miles, passed with only one minor defect: the off‑side rear marker lamp was not functioning. No other safety or mechanical faults were recorded. The earlier tests show a small pattern of issues. In March 2023 the vehicle failed for an off‑side front headlamp that was too low and for a rear parking‑brake lever that had excessive movement. By the next year’s test in April 2024 those defects were no longer listed, suggesting they were corrected. The 2024 MOT was clean, and the 2025 test only flagged the marker lamp, a low‑impact problem that can be repaired cheaply. Overall the MOT trend is stable to improving. There are no recurring major failures, and the only defect that appears in the latest test is a simple lighting issue. The vehicle’s mileage—just over 8,000 miles on a 6‑year‑old car—means it has been driven very lightly. Low mileage can be a positive sign of reduced wear on brakes, suspension and drivetrain components, but it can also indicate periods of inactivity that may lead to issues such as stale brakes or tyre degradation.