2005 Peugeot Boxer 2.2L Diesel · WL05 CTK

The most recent MOT on 2025-12-11 shows the vehicle passed but with multiple corrosion-related issues, including suspended component mountings, brake pipes, and power steering hoses. A separate failed MOT on the same date lists the same corrosion defects alongside a non-working offside front headlamp and a corroded brake pipe. This suggests unresolved or recurring problems, possibly linked to environmental exposure or inadequate maintenance. The primary risk pattern involves corrosion in critical areas like suspension mountings, brake systems, and power steering. These issues are not isolated but repeated across multiple MOTs, indicating a systemic vulnerability. The 2025-12-04 failed MOT also highlights an imbalanced rear braking system, which could compromise stopping power and safety. The trend shows worsening conditions since 2023, when the vehicle had no recorded defects. By 2024, tyre perishing was noted, and by 2025, multiple mechanical and electrical failures emerged. While the 2025-12-11 passed MOT suggests some repairs were addressed, the simultaneous failure entry implies unresolved issues, possibly due to incomplete fixes or ongoing deterioration. The vehicle’s mileage of 95,645 miles over 21 years equates to roughly 4,555 miles annually—a low figure for its age.