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SUZUKI CARRY MOT Pass Rate

70.1% of 1,318 SUZUKI CARRY MOT tests pass.

The CARRY passes 70.1% of the time, noticeably below the figure for the average across all SUZUKI models (78.6%).

The SUZUKI CARRY passes 70.1% of the time, noticeably below the figure for the national average for cars (78.3%).

Pass rate by vehicle age

Pass rate drops sharply with age: the SUZUKI CARRY tested at 10–15 years pass 93.8% of the time, compared with just 68.8% at 15+ years.

Pass rate by vehicle age band0–3 yearsn/a3–6 yearsn/a6–10 yearsn/a10–15 years93.8%15+ years68.8%
SUZUKI CARRY pass rate and average mileage by vehicle age band
Vehicle agePass rateTestsAverage mileage
0–3 yearstoo few tests (2)2no reading
3–6 yearstoo few tests (7)7no reading
6–10 yearstoo few tests (4)4no reading
10–15 years93.8%6535,411 miles
15+ years68.8%1,24085,500 miles

Common MOT failure reasons for the SUZUKI CARRY

The most common reason the SUZUKI CARRY fails its MOT is suspension — present in 74.9% of failed tests, most often logged as "prescribed area excessively corroded significantly reducing structural strength".

Top MOT failure categories for the SUZUKI CARRY
CategoryShare of failed testsExample
Suspension74.9%prescribed area excessively corroded significantly reducing structural strength
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment62.4%not working
Body, chassis, structure33.9%corroded to the extent that the rigidity of the assembly is significantly reduced
Noise, emissions and leaks33.1%inoperative or indicates a malfunction
Brakes27.7%excessively corroded
Visibility20.0%does not clear the windscreen effectively
Tyres16.8%tread depth below requirements of 1.6mm
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems8.3%prescribed area strength or continuity significantly reduced
Steering3.2%ball joint has excessive play
Identification of the vehicle2.0%inscription illegible

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