Age identifier: September 2002—February 2003
United Kingdom / London / Wimbledon
Peugeot 206
1st gen 3-door Hatch (T10), 1998–2009
'2002 Peugeot 206 LX 1.4
It was my first car! (Thanks to my parents who paid 50%, because they wanted me in a modern car, not the 20 year old rust-bucket I wanted!!).
Photo Location:
Surrey, United Kingdom (GB)
Summer 2005
Car History:
First Registered: 09.2002
I purchased: ~07.2004
Sold: ~09.2006
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Extra information
- Brand: Peugeot
- Model: 206 Lx
- Fuel: Petrol
- Colour: Silver
- Engine Size: 1360cc
- Horsepower: 75 bhp
- Mileage: 88186 miles on 03 January 2018
- Year: 2002
- Type: Car
- Registered: 20 September 2002
Comments (6)
Exige_240R 2021-11-06 03:47:24 | #2
GTSnazzy (2021-11-06 02:16:57)That would be a shame. I hope it's just resting up somewhere waiting for it's current owner to need it again, but that is probably wishful thinking! I'm actually quite surprised it was still going, it was a good little car but had it's gremlins - mostly electrical! I wonder if it still had the Pipercross air kit fitted 
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lulzyboy 2021-11-06 12:53:42 | #4
rj4712 (2021-11-06 10:29:54)rj4712
GTSnazzy
Sounds like it's been scrapped, what a shame. MOT expired in January
Or maybe exported, alternatively.
GTSnazzy
Sounds like it's been scrapped, what a shame. MOT expired in January
Or maybe exported, alternatively.
If the vehicle still shows up here https://vehicleenquiry.service.gov.uk/ then it wasn't scrapped in the UK. If a vehicle is scrapped and VIN is destroyed, then the licence plate gets put back in to circulation so shows as no longer registered to anything.
I think you're correct and this car has gone abroad on it's final voyage.
NOTE: This doesn't mean it wasn't bought by a scrapyard abroad for parts as obviously there is no way for the DVLA to know of a vehicle scrapped abroad.
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lulzyboy 2021-11-06 12:54:03 | #5
Exige_240R (2021-11-06 03:47:24)Exige_240R
That would be a shame. I hope it's just resting up somewhere waiting for it's current owner to need it again, but that is probably wishful thinking! I'm actually quite surprised it was still going, it was a good little car but had it's gremlins - mostly electrical! I wonder if it still had the Pipercross air kit fitted
That would be a shame. I hope it's just resting up somewhere waiting for it's current owner to need it again, but that is probably wishful thinking! I'm actually quite surprised it was still going, it was a good little car but had it's gremlins - mostly electrical! I wonder if it still had the Pipercross air kit fitted
It's a Peugeot. It left the factory with electrical faults.
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F800 DGF 2021-11-06 19:43:40 | #6
If a vehicle is scrapped and VIN is destroyed, then the licence plate gets put back in to circulation so shows as no longer registered to anything.
Not quite correct.
If a vehicle is scrapped, and its registration isn't transferred prior to scrapping, then it can no longer be allocated to anything else – UK registrations are not perpetual.
Vehicles which have been scrapped still show up on the MOT checker.
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