DVSA MOT data · 5–10 year age band · min 25k tests per model
Which used cars have the lowest MOT pass rates?
Same 5–10 year band and the same 25k-test filter as the best-records table. Pass rate is the share of recorded DVSA tests that passed — not a reliability rating. Many of the lowest rows are working vans. Use Compare for two models on the same age band.
Data created
- 74%
- Lowest: Renault Kangoo90k MOT tests
- 83.5%
- #50 Peugeot 2008last row in this table
- 50
- models listed≥ 25k tests each
- 14.8M
- MOT tests behind this table5–10 year age band
A low pass rate means a smaller share of recorded tests passed at 5–10 years. It does not prove repair cost, breakdowns, or one seller’s car — always check the specific vehicle.
Lowest MOT pass rates: common questions
Which used cars have the lowest MOT pass rates in this table?
- This page ranks models by MOT pass rate for cars first registered about 5–10 years ago, with at least 25k recorded DVSA tests each. The top of this list has the lowest share of tests recorded as a pass — not the least reliable car.
Is this the opposite of the best MOT pass-rate table?
- Yes — same age band and the same minimum-test filter as the best-records table. A lower pass rate means a smaller share of recorded tests passed. It does not prove repair cost, breakdowns, or one seller’s car.
Compare puts two models on the same age band and shows the defect mix side by side. Credits unlock the full report depth.
