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JAGUAR MOT pass rate

JAGUAR passes its MOT 85.1% of the time — well above the national average for cars, which sits at 79.2%. This is based on 692,167 MOT tests across 23 JAGUAR models with enough test volume to report on.

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Models

JAGUAR models by MOT pass rate
ModelPass rateTests
XF81.5%178,137
F-PACE90.5%108,747
XE87.1%78,560
E-PACE91.9%60,579
XJ82.3%49,102
X-TYPE64.9%39,441
I-PACE94.7%39,133
F-TYPE94.3%34,392
S-TYPE67.9%18,830
XK86.1%16,429
XKR82.4%15,521
XK879.2%13,639
XJS83.0%8,106
XJR80.8%4,666
F-PACE RDYNAMIC92.4%4,178
F-PACE R-DYNAM93.7%3,626
F-PACE R-DYNAMIC93.8%2,213
E-TYPE92.4%2,088
E-PACE R-DYNAMIC94.2%2,062
E-PACE RDYNAMIC93.5%2,006
EAGLE89.4%1,561
XE R-DYNAMIC85.4%1,427
F-TYPE R-DYNAMIC96.1%1,424

Top failure reasons across JAGUAR

Top MOT failure categories for JAGUAR
CategoryShare of failed testsExample
Suspension40.3%Ball joint dust cover no longer prevents the ingress of dirt
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment32.6%Not working
Brakes30.8%Less than 1.5 mm thick
Tyres30.2%Tread depth below requirements of 1.6mm
Visibility16.1%Does not clear the windscreen effectively
Noise, emissions and leaks10.8%Inoperative or indicates a malfunction
Body, chassis, structure8.0%Corroded to the extent that the rigidity of the assembly is significantly reduced
Steering5.9%Ball joint dust cover excessively damaged or deteriorated so that it no longer prevents the ingress of dirt
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems4.0%Prescribed area strength or continuity significantly reduced
Identification of the vehicle2.3%Does not conform to the specified requirements