MOT Stats

Mitsubishi Evo

Year	Tests	Pass rate	Most common fail reason
1994	1	100%	n/a
1996	3	100%	n/a
1997	1	0%	Emissions levels exceed default limits.
1998	16	93.75%	Stop lamp missing or inoperative.
1999	31	87.1%	Emissions levels exceed the manufacturer's specified limits.
2000	13	100%	n/a
2001	14	92.86%	Suspension component fractured or likely to fail.
2002	2	100%	n/a
2003	32	81.25%	Emission control equipment fitted by the manufacturer missing, modified or defective.
2004	12	58.33%	Number plate missing or insecure.
2005	14	92.86%	Steering rack gaiter or ball joint dust cover missing or damaged.
2006	14	92.86%	Steering ball joint with excessive wear.
2007	16	81.25%	Vehicle structure corroded to the extent that the rigidity of the assembly is significantly reduced.
2008	9	100%	n/a
2009	6	100%	n/a
2010	5	100%	n/a
2011	2	100%	n/a
2013	1	100%	n/a
2014	2	100%	n/a
2016	4	100%	n/a
2017	1	100%	n/a
2019	1	100%	n/a
2021	1	100%	n/a

Tests: 201

Average Mitsubishi Evo pass rate: 88.56%

Most common fail reasons

#	Reason	Fail code	Category	%
1	Windscreen washers not providing sufficient fluid.	3.5(a)	Major	26%
2	Emissions levels exceed the manufacturer's specified limits.	8.2.1.2(a)	Major	22%
3	Emissions levels exceed default limits.	8.2.1.2(b)	Major	22%
4	Headlamp aim outwith limits.	4.1.2(a)	Major	17%
5	Emission control equipment fitted by the manufacturer missing, modified or defective.	8.2.1.1(a)	Major	13%
6	Steering ball joint with excessive wear.	2.1.3(b)(i)	Major	13%
7	Emissions lambda coefficient outwith limits.	8.2.1.2(c)	Major	9%
8	Number plate missing or insecure.	0.1(a)	Major	9%
9	Stop lamp missing or inoperative.	4.3.1(a)(ii)	Major	9%
10	Headlamp beam image obviously incorrect.	4.1.2(c)	Major	9%

Tests date range:

10th February 2023 to 9th February 2024

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