MOT Facts

Chrysler-Jeep MOT data

86,526 MOT tests across 12 Chrysler-Jeep models are covered here, with 73.6% passing overall. The range is wide: the Grand Cherokee passes 76.1% of the time while the Grand Voyager manages 70.9%. Select a model for a full breakdown by year, mileage and failure area.

12
Models with data
86,526
MOT tests analysed
73.6%
Pass rate
26.4%
Fail rate

Chrysler-Jeep models

Chrysler-Jeep 300
2002–2014 · 23,571 tests · Brakes
74.9%
Pass
25.1%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Cherokee
1989–2020 · 17,287 tests · Lighting & signalling
73.0%
Pass
27.0%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Grand Cherokee
1993–2016 · 13,196 tests · Lighting & signalling
76.1%
Pass
23.9%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Grand Voyager
1997–2019 · 9,980 tests · Brakes
70.9%
Pass
29.1%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Patriot
2007–2015 · 4,957 tests · Suspension
67.5%
Pass
32.5%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Wrangler
1986–2018 · 4,581 tests · Lighting & signalling
75.3%
Pass
24.7%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Pt Cruiser
2000–2014 · 4,100 tests · Lighting & signalling
70.0%
Pass
30.0%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Crossfire
2003–2015 · 2,331 tests · Lighting & signalling
78.8%
Pass
21.2%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Commander
2006–2012 · 1,935 tests · Lighting & signalling
76.7%
Pass
23.3%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Compass
2007–2016 · 1,779 tests · Suspension
70.5%
Pass
29.4%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Voyager
1997–2014 · 1,704 tests · Brakes
71.3%
Pass
28.7%
Fail
Chrysler-Jeep Sebring
1998–2011 · 502 tests · Lighting & signalling
72.3%
Pass
27.7%
Fail

Methodology & source. Based on 86,526 MOT tests. Dataset: DVSA MOT testing data (2021,2022,2023,2024,2025). Data last updated 2026-07-27. Figures reflect MOT-testable defects only — read the methodology for how these are calculated and what they don't measure.