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2001 Daihatsu Sirion — MOT History by Age

How cars manufactured in 2001 perform at MOT as they age

25 years
Current Age
51.6%
Latest Pass Rate
6,511
Total Tests (All Years)
73,411 mi
Avg Mileage (Latest)

Data from official DVSA MOT testing records

Insufficient data for same-age comparison.

How This Car Ages

Pass rate progression for the 2001 Daihatsu Sirion as it ages.

8 yrs72.4%
9 yrs71.1%
10 yrs64.6%
11 yrs61.6%
12 yrs59.2%
13 yrs59.8%
14 yrs58.0%
15 yrs52.3%
16 yrs56.3%
17 yrs50.0%
18 yrs46.4%
19 yrs54.2%
20 yrs60.8%
21 yrs62.7%
22 yrs51.1%
23 yrs51.6%

Bar chart showing pass rate by car age from 8 to 23 years

Fail Rate %
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AgePass RateTests
8 yrs72.4%865
9 yrs71.1%810
10 yrs64.6%783
11 yrs61.6%729
12 yrs59.2%650
13 yrs59.8%565
14 yrs58.0%488
15 yrs52.3%413
16 yrs56.3%339
17 yrs50.0%208
18 yrs46.4%153
19 yrs54.2%120
20 yrs60.8%120
21 yrs62.7%83
22 yrs51.1%94
23 yrs51.6%91

Pass Rate Trend

How the 2001 Daihatsu Sirion pass rate changes as it ages, from first MOT to most recent.

Trend shows declining over 16 years

Pass Rate %
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BuiltPass RateTests
2024 (23 yrs)51.6%91
2023 (22 yrs)51.1%94
2022 (21 yrs)62.7%83
2021 (20 yrs)60.8%120
2020 (19 yrs)54.2%120
2019 (18 yrs)46.4%153
2018 (17 yrs)50%208
2017 (16 yrs)56.3%339
2016 (15 yrs)52.3%413
2015 (14 yrs)58%488
2014 (13 yrs)59.8%565
2013 (12 yrs)59.2%650
2012 (11 yrs)61.6%729
2011 (10 yrs)64.6%783
2010 (9 yrs)71.1%810
2009 (8 yrs)72.4%865

Year-by-Year MOT Results

2009
72.4%
Age (yrs) 8Tests 865Avg Mileage 47,202Top Failure Brakes — 11.7%
2010
71.1%
Age (yrs) 9Tests 810Avg Mileage 51,961Top Failure Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment — 11.5%
2011High Fail Rate
64.6%
Age (yrs) 10Tests 783Avg Mileage 56,927Top Failure Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment — 14.3%
2012High Fail Rate
61.6%
Age (yrs) 11Tests 729Avg Mileage 60,103Top Failure Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment — 18.1%
2013High Fail Rate
59.2%
Age (yrs) 12Tests 650Avg Mileage 62,916Top Failure Suspension — 39.4%
2014High Fail Rate
59.8%
Age (yrs) 13Tests 565Avg Mileage 64,964Top Failure Suspension — 42.7%
2015High Fail Rate
58.0%
Age (yrs) 14Tests 488Avg Mileage 67,836Top Failure Suspension — 43.4%
2016High Fail Rate
52.3%
Age (yrs) 15Tests 413Avg Mileage 70,622Top Failure Suspension — 54.2%
2017High Fail Rate
56.3%
Age (yrs) 16Tests 339Avg Mileage 70,967Top Failure Suspension — 54.3%
2018High Fail Rate
50.0%
Age (yrs) 17Tests 208Avg Mileage 73,186Top Failure Suspension — 75.0%
2019High Fail Rate
46.4%
Age (yrs) 18Tests 153Avg Mileage 68,686Top Failure Suspension — 62.1%
2020High Fail Rate
54.2%
Age (yrs) 19Tests 120Avg Mileage 72,373Top Failure Suspension — 57.5%
2021High Fail Rate
60.8%
Age (yrs) 20Tests 120Avg Mileage 71,233Top Failure Suspension — 76.7%
2022High Fail Rate
62.7%
Age (yrs) 21Tests 83Avg Mileage 69,884Top Failure Suspension — 61.4%
2023High Fail Rate
51.1%
Age (yrs) 22Tests 94Avg Mileage 74,100Top Failure Suspension — 67.0%
2024High Fail Rate
51.6%
Age (yrs) 23Tests 91Avg Mileage 73,411Top Failure Suspension — 48.4%

Common MOT Failures

Top failure categories across all test years for 2001 Daihatsu Sirion, with age trends.

Suspension
50.3%
↑ Increases with age
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment
37.3%
↑ Increases with age
Brakes
29.7%
↑ Increases with age
Body, chassis, structure
28.8%
— Consistent
Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment
23.6%
↑ Increases with age

How Failures Change With Age

Comparing failure rates between the youngest and oldest test years.

CategoryAt YoungestAt OldestChangeTrend
Brakes11.7% (8 yrs)28.6% (23 yrs)
+16.9%
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Other Manufacture Years

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About This Data

This page shows how Daihatsu Sirion cars manufactured in 2001 perform at MOT as they age. Data spans from 2009 to 2024, covering 6,511 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.

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