2007 Peugeot 107 1.0L Petrol · WM07 AAU

The 2007 Peugeot 107 is presently roadworthy, having passed the May 2026 MOT at 86,251 miles with only a near‑side front suspension arm pin or bush showing wear that does not cause excessive movement. The series of tests reveals a stable maintenance pattern, as recurring defects such as tyre perishing, brake pipe corrosion and suspension bush wear have been documented and remedied at each inspection rather than escalating. At 86,251 miles the vehicle averages roughly 4,500 miles per year over its 19‑year lifespan, a rate lower than typical for a car of this age and suggesting periods of limited use or extended standing. Mileage increments between successive tests average 3,000–4,000 miles, with the most recent increase of 5,767 miles from May 2025 to May 2026 being consistent with normal usage; there are no abrupt mileage surges that would indicate intensive recent driving. A buyer should inspect the suspension components closely, especially the front anti‑roll bar linkage pins and bushes, the near‑side front suspension arm pin or bush, and the rear suspension arm ball joint, all of which have repeatedly been noted for excessive wear. the rear brake pipes exhibit chronic corrosion and grease contamination, a condition that can lead to hydraulic failure and should be examined for leaks and integrity. tyre condition requires thorough assessment, as repeated reports of perishing, cracking and edge wear indicate possible alignment or suspension issues and may signal premature tread wear. any structural rust noted in earlier records, while not compromising rigidity, warrants verification of the extent of corrosion on the chassis and wheel arches. Overall, the vehicle presents manageable mechanical concerns typical of a high‑mileage, low‑usage car; a detailed physical inspection focusing on suspension bushings, brake line condition, tyre health and exhaust integrity will determine whether the listed advisories translate into real risk for the prospective purchaser.