2018 Vauxhall Mokka 1.4L Petrol · DP67 DAO

The 2026-01-08 test at 63,245 miles was a PASSED MOT, indicating the vehicle currently meets the statutory roadworthiness requirement. However, a subsequent test on 2026-01-08 failed at 63,243 miles, revealing a critical inconsistency where the vehicle failed to meet the statutory standard during the same period. This suggests the car has experienced a significant drop in performance or a failure of the engine, which is a serious structural risk requiring immediate inspection. The MOT history indicates a pattern of rapid mileage accumulation and frequent failures, with the most recent test occurring on 2026-01-08 at 63,245 miles. This date marks the final test in the record, and the fact that the car failed on this date suggests the engine may be failing in a way that does not align with the 63,243-mile reading. The vehicle has been tested on this date twice, with the first passing and the second failing, creating a data gap that warrants further investigation into whether the engine is running smoothly or if the transmission is failing. Given the history of a failed MOT on 2026-01-08 at 63,243 miles, the vehicle should be inspected for structural integrity, specifically checking for corrosion, rust, and exhaust emissions. A buyer must verify whether the engine is running smoothly and whether the transmission is failing, as these issues are not typically covered by standard MOT tests. The vehicle does not appear to be in good condition for its age, and the lack of a passing record on this date indicates the car may be in serious need of immediate servicing to ensure continued roadworthiness.