MOT PASS RATES

The Suzuki Vitara 2019 by postcode

97.6% in WR vs 88.4% in M — a 9.2-point gap for the same model and year

Postcode spread

Where the same car, same year, passes — and where it does not.

Suzuki Vitara 2019 MOT pass rate by postcode area

The Suzuki Vitara 2019 MOT pass rate by postcode area runs from 97.6% in WR down to 88.4% in M — 9.2 points apart for the same model, the same model year and the same test. Below are all 86 postcode areas that tested enough of them to publish.

Best area WR · 97.6% 247 tests
Worst area M · 88.4% 293 tests
National rate 90.9% all years of this model

What a 9.2-point gap means

Pinned to one model year, this is not a table of old cars: every 2019 Suzuki Vitara in the data is the same age. Over five annual MOTs the gap between the best and worst area is 0.5 extra failures — about £12–£29 in parts at this model's typical failure cost .

161 of 170 models by how far apart their best and worst postcode area are. Wider: BMW X1 (9.2). Narrower: Toyota RAV4 (9.2).

Rates are for the 2019 model year only, in areas with at least 200 tests of it. Mileage, trim and use are pooled — a city van and a motorway van are one line here. Method. Compare it with the model's full history or this exact year.

Every postcode area, worst first

Area Pass rate vs national Tests
M 88.4% -2.5 293
BS 88.7% -2.2 488
NN 89.1% -1.8 530
SN 89.1% -1.8 321
SA 89.1% -1.8 561
ML 89.2% -1.7 306
TN 90.0% -0.9 438
FK 90.2% -0.7 266
DT 90.4% -0.5 313
SK 90.8% -0.1 401
KA 90.9% 0.0 298
HR 91.1% +0.2 247
PO 91.2% +0.3 651
TF 91.7% +0.8 265
WF 91.8% +0.9 306
RM 92.0% +1.1 288
NG 92.0% +1.1 639
HU 92.0% +1.1 226
TR 92.1% +1.2 290
CM 92.2% +1.3 579
L 92.3% +1.4 246
OX 92.4% +1.5 432
DY 92.4% +1.5 250
BH 92.4% +1.5 317
LS 92.5% +1.6 611
BD 92.5% +1.6 719
B 92.5% +1.6 831
NP 92.6% +1.7 768
BN 92.6% +1.7 663
DH 92.6% +1.7 312
GL 92.7% +1.8 494
CH 92.8% +1.9 292
CO 92.8% +1.9 335
WA 92.9% +2.0 604
EH 92.9% +2.0 689
PA 92.9% +2.0 481
RG 92.9% +2.0 241
ST 93.0% +2.1 369
CT 93.0% +2.1 201
G 93.1% +2.2 914
AB 93.2% +2.3 745
TS 93.2% +2.3 307
CV 93.2% +2.3 513
DE 93.2% +2.3 396
CF 93.2% +2.3 618
MK 93.3% +2.4 415
PR 93.3% +2.4 267
CB 93.3% +2.4 238
DD 93.4% +2.5 256
WN 93.4% +2.5 258
PE 93.5% +2.6 855
SO 93.5% +2.6 550
KY 93.6% +2.7 312
RH 93.6% +2.7 267
SS 93.6% +2.7 236
NR 93.7% +2.8 413
PL 93.7% +2.8 382
ME 93.7% +2.8 335
DN 93.7% +2.8 511
S 93.9% +3.0 994
CW 94.1% +3.2 203
LA 94.1% +3.2 238
GU 94.3% +3.4 440
BA 94.5% +3.6 366
HG 94.6% +3.7 314
LN 94.7% +3.8 206
EX 94.7% +3.8 738
LL 94.8% +3.9 343
LE 94.8% +3.9 345
NE 94.8% +3.9 1,181
SY 94.8% +3.9 523
KT 94.9% +4.0 272
WV 95.0% +4.1 281
DL 95.2% +4.3 414
WD 95.5% +4.6 221
YO 95.5% +4.6 493
BL 95.7% +4.8 255
CA 95.7% +4.8 328
HP 96.3% +5.4 375
BB 96.3% +5.4 355
HD 96.3% +5.4 383
IP 96.5% +5.6 403
OL 96.6% +5.7 412
IV 96.6% +5.7 237
DA 97.0% +6.1 231
WR 97.6% +6.7 247

“vs national” is against this model's own rate across all years (90.9%), not against the national rate for all cars — a number that would flatter a new model and punish an old one.

What this cannot tell you

For context, this model's best area runs 7 points above its own all-years national rate.

The full table M area page All Suzuki Vitara years