2024 Vauxhall Grandland Ultimate Turbo 1.2L Petrol · DT73 PVP

The Grandland Ultimate Turbo typically falls into the UK CO2 tax band that results in an annual road tax of around £150-£200. Insurance groups for this model are usually in the mid‑range (group 20-25), leading to an annual premium of roughly £600-£800 depending on driver profile. Fuel consumption for the petrol engine averages about 45-50 mpg, translating to an annual fuel cost of approximately £800-£1,000 based on average mileage.

Adding routine maintenance, tyre replacement and occasional brake pad servicing, the total estimated annual running cost sits in the region of £1,500-£1,800. As the vehicle is new, you may benefit from the manufacturer warranty for the first few years, which can reduce unexpected repair expenses.

Check the tyre condition closely, as tyre failures are among the top reasons for MOT rejections on this model. Look for uneven wear, damage to the sidewalls and verify that the tyre tread depth meets legal requirements. Also inspect the headlamp lenses and housings for cracks or condensation, since headlamp failures are a common MOT issue for the Grandland.

Examine the brake system, particularly the brake pads and discs, for wear indicators or scoring. Given that brake pad failures frequently appear in MOT results for this model, ensure the pads are within the recommended thickness and that the braking feels firm. Finally, request a visual inspection of the engine bay for any leaks or loose connections, as early detection can prevent future MOT failures.