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2009 Hyundai i20: MOT pass rate and common failures

Of 19,182 MOT tests on 2009-registered Hyundai i20s in 2023–2024 (on average 13.9 years old at test, median 78,844 miles), 58.5% passed first time, 14.5 points lower than the Hyundai i20 overall. Allowing for age, mileage and fuel, 2009 Hyundai i20s failed about as often as comparable cars.

19,182 MOT tests on 9,874 vehicles, 2023–2024 · Source: DVSA (Open Government Licence) · Analysis: 73 Auto

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At a glance

2009 Hyundai i20 MOT results at a glance
FigureValueBasis
First-time pass rate58.5%±0.7 pts (95%), n = 19,182
All Hyundai i20s73.0%n = 254,226
Failures vs similar cars1.04×same age, mileage and fuel = 1.00
Tests with a dangerous defect9.2%n = 19,182
Average age at test13.9 yearsn = 19,182

Where 2009 Hyundai i20s fail

2009 Hyundai i20 MOT failures by area
AreaTests failed on itvs similar cars
Lights, reflectors and electrical22.8%+25%
Brakes12.4%+31%
Suspension10.4%-31%
Driver's view of the road8.7%+36%
Tyres5.9%-16%
Seat belts and airbags3.7%+189%
Body, chassis and structure3.7%-34%
Noise, emissions and leaks2.6%-50%
Steering2.5%-5%
Registration plates and VIN0.3%-26%
Road wheels0.2%-51%

Most common failure items

Most common 2009 Hyundai i20 MOT failure items
ItemAreaShare of tests
Position lamp: not workingLights, reflectors and electrical9.13%
Stop lamp: not workingLights, reflectors and electrical6.71%
Wipers: does not clear the windscreen effectivelyDriver's view of the road3.43%
Washers: provides insufficient washer liquidDriver's view of the road3.43%
SRS malfunction indicator lamp: warning lamp indicates a faultSeat belts and airbags3.10%

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About this data. These are MOT test results, not a measure of mechanical reliability: a car's MOT outcome reflects its condition on the day, which depends on how it has been maintained and driven as well as how it was built. Figures cover class 4 vehicles (cars and light vans), normal tests only (retests excluded), outcomes pass, fail and pass after rectification at the station; vehicles at least 2.5 years old at test. Tests from 2023-01-01 to 2024-12-30. “Compared with similar cars” means compared with the national rate for cars of the same age, mileage band and fuel. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Makes and models are matched to 73 Auto's vehicle catalogue; tests that can't be matched are left out rather than guessed. See how the MOT figures are produced.