Peugeot 207
2011-2012
The Peugeot 207 (2011-2012) has a concerning MOT failure rate of 28.9%, indicating reliability issues.
The Peugeot 207 (2011-2012) presents significant concerns for potential buyers, particularly regarding its reliability. With an overall MOT failure rate of 28.9% based on 3,766 tests, this model has been flagged for various defects that could lead to costly repairs and safety issues.
The most common failure categories include tyres, which accounted for 70.69% of tests, followed by brakes at 59.72% and lights at 53.49%. Such high percentages indicate that these components are prone to failure, which can affect the vehicle's overall performance and safety.
Moreover, the failure rate varies significantly with mileage. For instance, vehicles with mileage over 120,000 miles have a failure rate of 37%, while those between 40,000 to 80,000 miles show a failure rate of 29.4%. This data suggests that as the vehicle ages, the likelihood of encountering engine defects and other issues increases substantially.
Given these statistics, prospective buyers should approach the Peugeot 207 (2011-2012) with caution, as the high failure rates in critical areas may lead to unexpected maintenance costs and reliability concerns.
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MOT National Comparison
Top Defect Categories
Peugeot 207 has a 27.51% MOT failure rate, 32% worse than the national average of 20.89%. It ranks in the worst 10% of all models tested. Based on 33,026 MOT tests analyzed.
MOT defect breakdown
| Defect Category | % of Tests | vs National | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|---|
| tyres | 70.69% | — | 2,686 |
| tyres | 67.05% | — | 1,714 |
| brakes | 59.72% | — | 1,465 |
| lights | 53.49% | — | 1,984 |
| lights | 51.58% | — | 1,243 |
| suspension | 36.52% | — | 831 |
| suspension | 34.40% | — | 1,157 |
| exhaust | 30.87% | — | 532 |
Failure rate by mileage
Common problems
| Problem | Severity | Typical Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Tyres issues | High | £50-£300 |
| Tyres issues | High | £50-£300 |
| Brakes issues | High | £80-£450 |
Data Source
DVSA MOT bulk data, 3766 tests analyzed
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick Stats
- Risk Level
- Medium
- MOT Fail Rate
- 27.51%
- National Ranking
- Worst 10%
- Tests Analysed
- 33,026
- Year Range
- 2011-2012
- Typical Repair Cost
- £180 to £1,050
- Affected Areas
- Tyres Tyres Brakes Lights Lights