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Toyota MOT fail rates by model

15 Toyota models, each at its most tested age, against all cars of that age. From 6,253,730 DVSA MOT tests taken 2022 to 2025. Open a model for every age, its most common fail items and other models at the same age.

MOT data updated

Toyota models with at least 3 well-sampled ages. Share of MOT tests that failed.
ModelAgeMOT fail rateTests (n)All carsDifference
Toyota Auris8 years20.0%65,52523.8%−3.8 pts
Toyota Avensis15 years39.1%23,74441.6%−2.5 pts
Toyota Aygo7 years15.2%89,18020.6%−5.4 pts
Toyota C-HR4 years11.9%70,94613.4%−1.4 pts
Toyota Corolla18 years40.2%39,86443.3%−3.1 pts
Toyota Estima13 years19.6%5,89138.3%−18.7 pts
Toyota Hiace17 years34.1%6,49243.1%−9.0 pts
Toyota Hilux3 years16.5%25,25412.1%+4.4 pts
Toyota IQ13 years24.3%15,12838.3%−13.9 pts
Toyota Land Cruiser19 years36.1%6,55443.2%−7.1 pts
Toyota Prius6 years12.4%61,04217.8%−5.4 pts
Toyota Proace5 years23.9%7,20615.3%+8.5 pts
Toyota RAV43 years7.0%45,15412.1%−5.0 pts
Toyota Verso12 years33.4%13,51136.0%−2.6 pts
Toyota Yaris9 years22.3%117,43327.1%−4.8 pts
Read this with care. A fail rate is not a measure of build quality. How far cars are driven, how they are used and how well owners maintain them all change it, and wear items such as tyres and brake pads are common fails. Compare a model only with cars of the same age. Methodology and limits.

Source

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: DVSA anonymised MOT test data, class 4 normal MOT tests, 2022 to 2025. MOT data updated 22 September 2026.

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