MOT comparison
Hyundai i20 Mk1 vs Suzuki Swift Mk4
How the Hyundai i20 Mk1 (PB) (2008–2014) and the Suzuki Swift Mk4 (AZG) (2010–2017) do at their MOTs, compared at the same mileage so a high-mileage car is never measured against a low-mileage one.
Hyundai i20 Mk1 (PB)
858,084
MOT tests compared · built 2008–2014
Passes more often in 0 of 13 mileage bands
Suzuki Swift Mk4 (AZG)
653,757
MOT tests compared · built 2010–2017
Passes more often in 11 of 13 mileage bands
MOT pass rate by mileage
Share of MOTs passed first time, at the mileage recorded at the test.
20,648 and 18,436 MOTs
80,411 and 70,801 MOTs
115,946 and 101,136 MOTs
120,336 and 101,219 MOTs
111,597 and 89,294 MOTs
98,812 and 74,314 MOTs
83,157 and 58,999 MOTs
67,215 and 45,136 MOTs
52,094 and 32,870 MOTs
37,856 and 22,758 MOTs
49,473 and 28,279 MOTs
15,930 and 8,251 MOTs
4,609 and 2,264 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
Hyundai i20 Mk1 fails more often on
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Rear brakes
Fails about twice as often as the Suzuki Swift Mk4: 2.2% of MOTs against 0.91%.
In 10 of 13 mileage bands · Braking System
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Headlamp aim
Fails about 3 times as often as the Suzuki Swift Mk4: 1.5% of MOTs against 0.57%.
In 9 of 13 mileage bands · Lights & Signals
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Supplementary restraint system (SRS)
Fails over 20 times as often as the Suzuki Swift Mk4: 2.7% of MOTs against 0.10%.
In 8 of 13 mileage bands · Dashboard Warning Lights
Suzuki Swift Mk4 fails more often on
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Front brake pipe
Fails about 2 times as often as the Hyundai i20 Mk1: 1.3% of MOTs against 0.51%.
In 9 of 13 mileage bands · Braking System
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Rear direction indicator
Fails about 8 times as often as the Hyundai i20 Mk1: 0.85% of MOTs against 0.11%.
In 8 of 13 mileage bands · Lights & Signals
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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.