MOT comparison
BMW 5 Series F10/F11/F07 vs Jaguar XF X250
How the BMW 5 Series F10/F11/F07 (6th Gen) (2009–2016) and the Jaguar XF X250 (1st Gen) (2007–2015) do at their MOTs, compared at the same mileage so a high-mileage car is never measured against a low-mileage one.
BMW 5 Series F10/F11/F07 (6th Gen)
1,168,165
MOT tests compared · built 2009–2016
Passes more often in 15 of 15 mileage bands
Jaguar XF X250 (1st Gen)
962,643
MOT tests compared · built 2007–2015
Passes more often in 0 of 15 mileage bands
MOT pass rate by mileage
Share of MOTs passed first time, at the mileage recorded at the test.
3,428 and 5,345 MOTs
22,125 and 33,054 MOTs
55,390 and 70,304 MOTs
80,745 and 91,164 MOTs
95,144 and 98,726 MOTs
101,962 and 99,745 MOTs
104,063 and 96,248 MOTs
103,266 and 89,231 MOTs
98,845 and 80,907 MOTs
91,897 and 70,207 MOTs
183,689 and 124,139 MOTs
118,957 and 63,634 MOTs
63,204 and 26,245 MOTs
28,611 and 9,357 MOTs
16,839 and 4,337 MOTs
Parts that fail more often
Only differences that hold across at least half of the mileage bands we could compare, and that are far too large to be chance, are listed. How we decide
BMW 5 Series F10/F11/F07 fails more often on
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Rear coil spring
Fails about 6 times as often as the Jaguar XF X250: 1.2% of MOTs against 0.37%.
In 9 of 15 mileage bands · Springs & Shocks
Jaguar XF X250 fails more often on
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Front position lamp
Fails about twice as often as the BMW 5 Series F10/F11/F07: 2.7% of MOTs against 1.2%.
In 14 of 15 mileage bands · Lights & Signals
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Rear brake pad
Fails about twice as often as the BMW 5 Series F10/F11/F07: 2.1% of MOTs against 0.99%.
In 13 of 15 mileage bands · Braking System
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These are differences in real MOT results, not engineering verdicts. Owner mix differs between models (some are more often taxis, first cars or rural cars), which is why every figure compares cars at the same mileage. How we compare cars.
MOT records: DVSA MOT history, which contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. See this the other way round.