2006 Peugeot Boxer 2.0L Diesel · YA06 YFE

The vehicle's current roadworthiness status is non-roadworthy , primarily due to a combination of a recent MOT failure and a history of structural corrosion and brake imbalance. The most recent test on 2022-05-13 at 171,925 miles was passed, indicating that the vehicle is currently in a state of maintenance where the engine and exhaust are functional, but the central exhaust mounting is defective and the nearside front suspension component is corroded. This recent failure suggests that the vehicle has been driving in a way that has accelerated the degradation of critical suspension and exhaust parts, likely due to poor maintenance or lack of regular servicing. The mileage pattern indicates a significant gap between the most recent test and the vehicle's age. The vehicle was recorded at 171,925 miles on 2022-05-13, which corresponds to approximately 8,596 miles per year. This is consistent with a typical 20-year-old vehicle, but the lack of any prior records suggests that the vehicle may have been driven for only a few months or years prior to this test. The rapid accumulation of mileage since the last MOT confirms that the vehicle has experienced a significant period of driving, which is a known risk factor for premature wear on suspension and drivetrain components. A buyer should inspect the vehicle in person for structural integrity and brake function, given the history of brake imbalance and corrosion. The most serious risk identified is the nearside front suspension component, which may require replacement due to corrosion. Additionally, the rear brakes are imbalanced across an axle, suggesting a potential failure mode that needs immediate attention. The oil leak and track rod end ball joint play are minor consumable issues that may require cleaning or replacement, but they do not indicate a systemic failure. The overall roadworthiness remains non-roadworthy because the vehicle has been driven at a high mileage rate since its last MOT, and the lack of any prior records implies that the vehicle has been used for only a short duration since the most recent test.