MINI MOT pass rates by model (2025)
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MINI vehicles took 817,393 first MOT tests in 2025, passing 82.1% —
above the UK average of 77.5%. Median tested MINI: 10 years old, 57,494 miles.
82.1%Brand pass rate
817,393Tests in 2025
17Models with enough data
All MINI models
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| Model | Tests | Pass rate | Median mileage | Pass-rate bar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cooper | 231,097 | 88.1% | 42,526 | 88.1% visual scale |
| MINI | 229,365 | 69.5% | 89,633 | 69.5% visual scale |
| Countryman | 96,505 | 88.6% | 46,751 | 88.6% visual scale |
| Cooper S | 92,953 | 88.3% | 39,748 | 88.3% visual scale |
| One | 49,328 | 84.5% | 58,212 | 84.5% visual scale |
| Clubman | 25,716 | 83.0% | 57,976 | 83.0% visual scale |
| John Cooper Works | 21,835 | 88.8% | 36,794 | 88.8% visual scale |
| MINI (R60) | 11,846 | 77.9% | 89,862 | 77.9% visual scale |
| Cooper S Electric Level 2 | 8,797 | 91.4% | 19,588 | 91.4% visual scale |
| Paceman | 7,786 | 86.0% | 67,586 | 86.0% visual scale |
| Cooper D | 5,839 | 75.2% | 91,849 | 75.2% visual scale |
| Cooper S Electric Level 3 | 5,792 | 90.5% | 18,012 | 90.5% visual scale |
| Roadster | 2,667 | 84.4% | 53,427 | 84.4% visual scale |
| MINI (R57) | 2,540 | 75.3% | 79,776 | 75.3% visual scale |
| Cooper Sd | 2,086 | 75.4% | 89,748 | 75.4% visual scale |
| Cooper S Electric Level 1 | 1,994 | 89.5% | 21,510 | 89.5% visual scale |
| MINI (R58) | 1,847 | 76.6% | 74,689 | 76.6% visual scale |
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Source: DVSA Anonymised MOT tests and results, 2025 extract (Class 4 initial tests; retests excluded). Models shown have at least 1,500 tests. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.