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When is the MOT due for JRS 121?

The MOT for JRS 121 is valid and due for renewal on or before 30 September 2027.

What is the recorded mileage of JRS 121?

The recorded mileage for JRS 121 is tracked across historical DVSA MOT inspection tests on IsItAGoodCar.

Is JRS 121 ULEZ compliant?

No, JRS 121 does not meet standard ULEZ emissions requirements and would incur a daily charge when driven within the London Ultra Low Emission Zone.

Official DVLA Record

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1990 BMW M5 3.5L Petrol · JRS 121

JRS 121

1990 BMW M5 (3.5L, petrol). First registered 04/05/1990. MOT valid until 30/09/2027.

Make & Model: BMW M5
Year / Origin: 1990
Safety Recall: Unknown
MOT Status: Valid until 30/09/2027
Road Tax: —
Recorded Mileage: —
ULEZ Compliance: Check Required (Pre-Euro 4 Petrol)
Fuel & Engine: Petrol · 3.5L
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Fuel Type: Petrol
Year: 1990
Engine: 3535cc

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JRS 121 Key Findings

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MOT valid until 30/09/2027

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Known faults for BMW M5

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MOT Status

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