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Carbodies Common MOT Problems (2026)

Every Carbodies model ranked by MOT fail rate, with the most common issues identified for each. Based on 485 real MOT tests.

Average Carbodies MOT pass rate: 78%

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Avg pass rate

22%

Avg fail rate

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Models tested

Carbodies Models with the Most MOT Problems

Highest average fail rates across all tested years

#ModelFail RateCommon Issues
1Carbodies Taxi/hire Car21%DPF/emissions, Injector wear, Turbo issues

Most Reliable Carbodies Models

Lowest average fail rates; the Carbodies models least likely to have MOT problems

#ModelPass Rate
1Carbodies Taxi/hire Car77%

All Carbodies Models by Fail Rate

Every Carbodies model and year combination, sorted by fail rate (highest first)

ModelYearPass RateFail Rate
Taxi/hire Car199668%26%
Taxi/hire Car199581%19%
Taxi/hire Car199781%18%

Carbodies MOT FAQ

What are the most common MOT problems on Carbodies cars?

The most common MOT problems on Carbodies cars vary by model and age, but typically include lighting defects, suspension wear, brake component deterioration, and tyre condition issues. Older Carbodies diesels are more prone to exhaust and emissions failures. The Taxi/hire Car has the highest average fail rate at 21%.

Which Carbodies model is the most reliable?

The most reliable Carbodies model in our data is the Taxi/hire Car with an average MOT pass rate of 77%. View all Carbodies models for full reliability data.

What is the average MOT pass rate for Carbodies?

The average MOT pass rate for Carbodies is 78%, based on 485 MOT tests across 1 models. This means about 22% of Carbodies cars fail their MOT on the first attempt.

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