2005 Peugeot 107 1.0L Petrol · YC55 AFE

The roadworthiness status of this Peugeot 107 demonstrates a stable maintenance trend, culminating in a clean pass on September 24 2025 at 111441 miles with zero defects recorded. This test followed a refusal just sixteen days prior on September 8 2025 at 111410 miles, mirroring an identical administrative pattern from the previous year where a September 17 2024 failure at 108277 miles preceded a successful pass two days later on September 19 2024 at 108280 miles. These recurring initial failures that resolve immediately suggest vehicle presentation issues or minor pre-test rectification rather than deep mechanical neglect, though prospective buyers should examine why the car required retesting in consecutive years. The vehicle has accumulated 111441 miles over its twenty-one years on the road, averaging approximately 5307 miles annually. This low yearly mileage indicates light urban or suburban use, which typically spares major drivetrain components from rapid fatigue while potentially increasing the susceptibility of short-trip exhausts and brakes to localized corrosion or binding. The MOT data reveals a steady progression, tracking from 102505 miles in September 2023 up to the current mileage figure, showing consistent annual usage without suspicious gaps or periods of prolonged dormancy. Physical inspection should prioritize areas vulnerable to age-related degradation on this platform, specifically checking the subframes and sills for structural corrosion alongside the condition of suspension bushes and coil springs. Because the recent MOT dataset lacks specific advisories, a thorough manual check of the braking system, exhaust integrity, and tyre condition remains essential to confirm that consumable components match the otherwise clean test history.