The cars most likely to make it through the MOT first time



Figures from UK Dept of Transport show that of the 23 million cars put through an MOT test
in 2017 the cars, by brand, that made it through first time were: Honda 93.8%, Porsche 93.2%, Subaru 92.8%, Lexus 92.6%, Toyota 91.5%

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