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Hyundai I10 MOT pass rate and common failures

75% of Hyundai I10 MOTs passed first time, above the 73% for all cars at the same ages.

First-time pass rate by year registered

50%60%70%80%90% 201020152020 Year first registered All cars I10
Each year's Hyundai I10s against every car first registered the same year, at the same ages. Newer cars have only had their first few MOTs, so they look better. Years with fewer than 5,000 MOTs are left out.
Share of MOTs passed first time, by year first registered. All cars: every car first registered that year, at the same ages.
RegisteredI10All carsMOTs
202285%88%16k
202184%86%24k
202088%86%25k
201984%85%90k
201884%84%126k
201785%83%169k
201683%80%177k
201580%78%191k
201476%74%198k
201369%71%178k
201268%68%176k
201169%65%150k
201067%62%165k
200964%61%175k
200859%59%44k

Compare two years of the I10, age for age.

First-time pass rate by age

50%60%70%80%90% 351015 Age in years All cars I10
Share of MOTs at each age that passed first time. Ages with fewer than 10,000 Hyundai I10 MOTs are left out.

Commonest reasons for failure

Out of every 100 Hyundai I10 MOTs, against other cars at the same ages.

Where it comes up more than other cars its age

  • Suspension arm ball joint dust cover no longer prevents the ingress of dirtFail. Other cars its age: 0.31.2
  • Shock absorbers has slight external damage to the casingAdvisory. Other cars its age: 0.20.7
  • Daytime running lamp not workingFail. Other cars its age: 0.00.5
  • Stop lamp(s) all not workingFail. Other cars its age: 0.10.4
  • Side repeater slightly discolouredAdvisory. Other cars its age: 0.10.4
  • Macpherson strut corroded but not seriously weakenedAdvisory. Other cars its age: 0.10.4
Out of every 100 Hyundai I10 MOTs. Only items noted well above other cars of the same ages.

Miles a year

Typical miles a year between one MOT and the next: 3,500 at 3 years old, 3,500 at 18. Rounded to the nearest 1,000.

Counted from DVSA records of 286,058,652 MOTs, 20 May 2018 to 18 October 2026. A test and its retests count as one MOT, and a fail put right at the test counts as a first-time fail, as the DVSA counts it. About Hyundai I10s in general, not a prediction for any one car. Spotted a mistake? Email fuzzyreguk@gmail.com.

Check a Hyundai I10's MOT history

Every test and advisory, free, from the registration.