2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta — MOT History by Age

How cars manufactured in 2011 perform at MOT as they age

15 years

Current Age

60.7%

Latest Pass Rate

61,949

Total Tests (All Years)

109,729 mi

Avg Mileage (Latest)

Data from official DVSA MOT testing records

Compared to Average at Age 13

This car: 60.7%

Average: 53.1%

✅ 7.6% above average (13033 models compared)

How This Car Ages

Pass rate progression for the 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta as it ages.

2 yrs85.9%

→ ↓4.4%

3 yrs81.5%

→ ↓1.6%

4 yrs79.9%

→ ↓4.1%

5 yrs75.8%

→ ↓2.3%

6 yrs73.5%

→ ↓5.2%

7 yrs68.3%

→ ↓2.3%

8 yrs66.0%

→ ↓0.6%

9 yrs65.4%

→ ↓2.4%

10 yrs63.0%

→ ↓2.2%

11 yrs60.8%

→ ↓1.8%

12 yrs59.0%

→ ↑1.7%

13 yrs60.7%

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Age	Pass Rate	Tests
2 yrs	85.9%	156
3 yrs	81.5%	6,733
4 yrs	79.9%	6,552
5 yrs	75.8%	6,451
6 yrs	73.5%	6,291
7 yrs	68.3%	4,715
8 yrs	66.0%	4,914
9 yrs	65.4%	4,957
10 yrs	63.0%	6,040
11 yrs	60.8%	4,634
12 yrs	59.0%	5,553
13 yrs	60.7%	4,953

Pass Rate Trend

How the 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta pass rate changes as it ages, from first MOT to most recent.

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Built	Pass Rate	Tests
2024 (13 yrs)	60.7%	4,953
2023 (12 yrs)	59%	5,553
2022 (11 yrs)	60.8%	4,634
2021 (10 yrs)	63%	6,040
2020 (9 yrs)	65.4%	4,957
2019 (8 yrs)	66%	4,914
2018 (7 yrs)	68.3%	4,715
2017 (6 yrs)	73.5%	6,291
2016 (5 yrs)	75.8%	6,451
2015 (4 yrs)	79.9%	6,552
2014 (3 yrs)	81.5%	6,733
2013 (2 yrs)	85.9%	156

Year-by-Year MOT Results

2013

85.9%

Age (yrs) 2Tests 156Avg Mileage 29,807Top Failure Tyres — 12.2%

2014

81.5%

Age (yrs) 3Tests 6,733Avg Mileage 35,541Top Failure Tyres — 14.5%

2015

79.9%

Age (yrs) 4Tests 6,552Avg Mileage 45,463Top Failure Tyres — 17.8%

2016

75.8%

Age (yrs) 5Tests 6,451Avg Mileage 54,799Top Failure Tyres — 21.9%

2017

73.5%

Age (yrs) 6Tests 6,291Avg Mileage 63,625Top Failure Tyres — 22.6%

2018

68.3%

Age (yrs) 7Tests 4,715Avg Mileage 72,649Top Failure Tyres — 26.6%

2019

66.0%

Age (yrs) 8Tests 4,914Avg Mileage 80,322Top Failure Tyres — 32.0%

2020

65.4%

Age (yrs) 9Tests 4,957Avg Mileage 87,312Top Failure Tyres — 34.3%

2021High Fail Rate

63.0%

Age (yrs) 10Tests 6,040Avg Mileage 93,020Top Failure Suspension — 33.8%

2022High Fail Rate

60.8%

Age (yrs) 11Tests 4,634Avg Mileage 97,751Top Failure Suspension — 42.4%

2023High Fail Rate

59.0%

Age (yrs) 12Tests 5,553Avg Mileage 103,896Top Failure Suspension — 52.9%

2024High Fail Rate

60.7%

Age (yrs) 13Tests 4,953Avg Mileage 109,729Top Failure Suspension — 45.7%

MOT results for 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta by test year
Test Year▲	Age (yrs)▲▼	Pass Rate▲▼	Tests▲▼	Avg Mileage▲▼	Top Failure▲▼
2013	2	85.9%	156	29,807	Tyres — 12.2%
2014	3	81.5%	6,733	35,541	Tyres — 14.5%
2015	4	79.9%	6,552	45,463	Tyres — 17.8%
2016	5	75.8%	6,451	54,799	Tyres — 21.9%
2017	6	73.5%	6,291	63,625	Tyres — 22.6%
2018	7	68.3%	4,715	72,649	Tyres — 26.6%
2019	8	66.0%	4,914	80,322	Tyres — 32.0%
2020	9	65.4%	4,957	87,312	Tyres — 34.3%
2021	10	63.0%	6,040	93,020	Suspension — 33.8%
2022	11	60.8%	4,634	97,751	Suspension — 42.4%
2023	12	59.0%	5,553	103,896	Suspension — 52.9%
2024	13	60.7%	4,953	109,729	Suspension — 45.7%

Common MOT Failures

Top failure categories across all test years for 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta, with age trends.

Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment

27.8%

↑ Increases with age

Tyres

26.9%

↑ Increases with age

Suspension

22.2%

↑ Increases with age

Brakes

20.6%

↑ Increases with age

Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment

12.5%

— Consistent

How Failures Change With Age

Comparing failure rates between the youngest and oldest test years.

Category	At Youngest	At Oldest	Change	Trend
Brakes	4.5% (2 yrs)	25.9% (13 yrs)	+21.4%	🔴 ↑
Tyres	12.2% (2 yrs)	31.2% (13 yrs)	+19.0%	🔴 ↑

Other Manufacture Years

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

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About This Data

This page shows how Alfa Romeo Giulietta cars manufactured in 2011 perform at MOT as they age. Data spans from 2013 to 2024, covering 61,949 tests. Pass rates naturally decline with age as components wear.

Based on DVSA anonymised MOT test data (2005–2024). Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0.