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Vauxhall MOT pass rate

Vauxhall passes 73.5% of the time, noticeably below the figure for the national average for cars (79.2%). This is based on 4,284,528 MOT tests across 29 Vauxhall models with enough test volume to report on.

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Models

Vauxhall models by MOT pass rate
ModelPass rateTests
Corsa73.3%1,344,866
Astra73.2%927,145
Mokka78.1%332,689
Insignia75.4%300,532
Zafira69.3%281,878
Vivaro64.8%274,045
Combo70.2%158,230
Meriva68.9%124,623
Grandland89.5%108,585
Crossland88.5%98,976
Adam77.0%93,865
Viva86.8%50,948
Agila67.9%47,119
Vectra62.3%44,601
Antara66.1%31,293
Astravan63.5%11,987
Tigra59.2%10,193
Movano68.1%7,805
Corsavan62.6%5,339
Cascada82.3%4,788
Cavalier78.3%2,876
Nova85.2%2,302
Ampera75.6%1,816
Omega70.8%1,796
Signum64.8%1,692
Frontera69.7%1,504
VX22087.8%1,262
Calibra82.6%1,207
Vivaro-E85.3%1,028

Top failure reasons across Vauxhall

Top MOT failure categories for Vauxhall
CategoryShare of failed testsExample
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment48.4%Not working
Suspension41.6%Fractured or broken
Brakes32.9%Less than 1.5 mm thick
Tyres22.3%Tread depth below requirements of 1.6mm
Visibility17.0%Does not clear the windscreen effectively
Noise, emissions and leaks14.4%Inoperative or indicates a malfunction
Body, chassis, structure11.5%Has a major leak of exhaust gases
Steering9.6%Ball joint has excessive play
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems2.1%Warning lamp indicates a fault
Identification of the vehicle1.1%Inscription illegible