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MAZDA MOT pass rate

At 77.9%, MAZDA passes slightly less often than the national average for cars (79.2%). This is based on 799,314 MOT tests across 26 MAZDA models with enough test volume to report on.

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Models

MAZDA models by MOT pass rate
ModelPass rateTests
275.2%171,191
MX-578.9%155,573
374.5%152,464
CX-585.9%99,326
675.4%90,334
CX-389.1%37,552
CX-3094.3%17,253
559.5%15,102
BONGO60.8%14,610
CX-30 SE-L93.6%6,003
RX-873.0%4,424
2 SE-L95.2%2,792
32365.4%2,691
MX-3095.3%2,602
B SERIES67.0%2,433
MX-5 RF97.3%2,165
CX-766.2%2,050
CX-5 SE-L92.7%1,562
EUNOS69.2%1,500
E SERIES62.6%1,344
RX-787.9%1,240
BONGO FRIENDEE74.4%1,187
BT-5073.2%1,122
CX-5 KURO94.5%1,087
MPV55.5%1,044
DEMIO68.5%1,032

Top failure reasons across MAZDA

Top MOT failure categories for MAZDA
CategoryShare of failed testsExample
Suspension48.8%Ball joint excessively worn
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment44.0%Not working
Brakes33.0%Less than 1.5 mm thick
Tyres20.5%Tread depth below requirements of 1.6mm
Visibility15.9%Does not clear the windscreen effectively
Noise, emissions and leaks13.0%Inoperative or indicates a malfunction
Body, chassis, structure11.6%Corroded to the extent that the rigidity of the assembly is significantly reduced
Steering6.3%Ball joint has excessive play
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems4.8%Prescribed area strength or continuity significantly reduced
Road Wheels1.1%Fixing missing