Repair costs
SsangYong repair costs by model and MOT fail item
DVSA MOT tests 2022–2025 · 58,622 MOT tests · Updated
0 of 2 SsangYong models need at least one repair clearly more or less often than class 4 vehicles the same age, from 58,622 MOT tests [1].
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Prices are national; what differs by model is how often MOTs call for a repair.
Repairs SsangYong models need more or less often
SsangYong models one by one
SsangYong Korando
SsangYong Korando common problems 31,615 MOT tests
No repair differs clearly from class 4 vehicles of the same ages and fuel.
SsangYong Tivoli
SsangYong Tivoli common problems 27,007 MOT tests
No repair differs clearly from class 4 vehicles of the same ages and fuel.
Which repairs is one car heading for?
The prices here are for the job, not for one car. A car's MOT history, by registration, lists the advisories its testers recorded, which are often the next repairs.
- Check a SsangYong's MOT history Every MOT test, fail item, advisory and mileage reading DVSA holds for that registration.
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Sources
- Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, Anonymised MOT tests and results, 2022 to 2025. DVSA MOT data, Open Government Licence v3.0, 58,622 MOT tests. Accessed 7 Oct 2026.
Rates are per 100 MOT tests of class 4 vehicles (cars and light vans) at each age. Model comparisons are against all class 4 vehicles of the same ages and fuel, pooled over 2022 to 2025 tests: they are not matched on test year or on mileage. Advisory figures count pairs of consecutive MOT tests of the same vehicle: "next MOT" means its next test 300 to 500 days (about 10 to 16 months) later, and the no-advisory comparison is standardised to the advised vehicles' age bands. Repairs between MOTs and breakdowns are not in this data. How we compare