Chrysler MOT Check
Our Chrysler MOT data covers 10,537 tests across 2 models. Overall, 60% of Chryslers passed first time, well below the 71% average for all cars.
The Chrysler Ypsilon had the highest first-time pass rate at 63%, while the Chrysler Grand Voyager had the lowest at 57%. Remember that age and mileage make a big difference: the Grand Voyager cars tested averaged 111,214 miles, against 59,246 for the Ypsilon.
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- MOT tests analysed
- 10,537
- First-time pass rate
- 60%
- All cars: 71%
- Versus all cars
- −11.3 points
- Models covered
- 2
Chrysler models compared
First-time MOT pass rates for each Chrysler model, highest first. Select a model for its pass rate by year, common faults and ULEZ compliance.
- Chrysler Ypsilon63% passed · 5,054 tests
- Chrysler Grand Voyager57% passed · 5,483 tests
The dark marker shows the 71% average for all cars.
| Model | Tests | Pass rate | Most common failure | ULEZ likely compliant | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ypsilon | 5,054 | 63% | Suspension | 97% | ULEZ by year |
| Grand Voyager | 5,483 | 57% | Lights and electrics | 6% | ULEZ by year |
Why Chryslers fail their MOT
Share of Chrysler tests with a failure in each area, across all models, compared with all cars.
| Failure area | Chrysler | All cars |
|---|---|---|
| Suspension | 16.1% | 8.9% |
| Lights and electrics | 15.3% | 11.3% |
| Brakes | 14.5% | 6.8% |
| Tyres | 6.4% | 6.3% |
| Visibility | 5.1% | 4.8% |
| Body and structure | 5.0% | 3.5% |
Other makes
- Abarth 77%
- Alfa Romeo 68%
- Audi 78%
- Bentley 91%
- BMW 78%
- Chevrolet 54%
- Citroen 63%
- Dacia 72%
- Daihatsu 63%
- DS 70%
- Fiat 68%
- Ford 68%
- Honda 72%
- Hyundai 74%
- Isuzu 69%
- Jaguar 78%
- Jeep 75%
- Kia 74%
- Land Rover 76%
- LEVC 74%
- Lexus 83%
- Lotus 85%
- Mazda 72%
- Mercedes-Benz 77%
- MG 78%
- MINI 76%
- Mitsubishi 72%
- Nissan 69%
- Peugeot 66%
- Porsche 87%
- Renault 62%
- Rover 64%
- Saab 63%
- SEAT 74%
- Skoda 77%
- Smart 72%
- SsangYong 70%
- Subaru 72%
- Suzuki 73%
- Talbot 53%
- Tesla 83%
- Toyota 74%
- Vauxhall 65%
- Volkswagen 72%
- Volvo 73%
About this data
Based on 10,537 first MOT tests of Chrysler models carried out in 2023.
Source: DVSA anonymised MOT test data (contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0). First attempts on cars only; “pass rate” means passing first time. Averages cover all 32,735,164 cars tested (71% passed), and years with under 50 tests are hidden.
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Frequently asked questions
Answers from 10,537 first MOT tests of Chrysler cars.
What is the average MOT pass rate for a Chrysler?
60% of Chryslers in our data passed at the first attempt, against 71% for all cars.
Which Chrysler model has the best MOT pass rate?
The Chrysler Ypsilon, with 63% passing first time. The lowest was the Chrysler Grand Voyager, at 57%, though age differences explain part of the gap.
Why do Chryslers fail their MOT?
The most common failure area was suspension, recorded on 16.1% of Chrysler tests.
How do I check a Chrysler's MOT history?
Enter the registration in our free MOT check. Chrysler models in our data had covered 86,288 miles on average at their MOT, so check how a particular car compares.
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