MOT comparison
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque L538 vs Audi Q3 8U
How the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque L538 (1st Gen) (2011–2018) and the Audi Q3 8U (1st Gen) (2011–2018) do at their MOTs, compared at the same mileage so a high-mileage car is never measured against a low-mileage one.
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque L538 (1st Gen)
1,155,497
MOT tests compared · built 2011–2018
Passes more often in 7 of 14 mileage bands
Audi Q3 8U (1st Gen)
818,386
MOT tests compared · built 2011–2018
Passes more often in 5 of 14 mileage bands
MOT pass rate by mileage
Share of MOTs passed first time, at the mileage recorded at the test.
8,205 and 7,569 MOTs
56,652 and 49,857 MOTs
121,463 and 96,750 MOTs
152,172 and 113,183 MOTs
155,093 and 110,423 MOTs
145,368 and 100,331 MOTs
128,934 and 85,812 MOTs
107,892 and 70,327 MOTs
85,407 and 54,925 MOTs
64,030 and 41,606 MOTs
87,601 and 58,010 MOTs
30,671 and 21,152 MOTs
9,293 and 6,537 MOTs
2,716 and 1,904 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
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque L538 fails more often on
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Rear brake pad
Fails about 5 times as often as the Audi Q3 8U: 2.6% of MOTs against 0.72%.
In 12 of 14 mileage bands · Braking System
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Headlamp
Fails about twice as often as the Audi Q3 8U: 3.3% of MOTs against 1.6%.
In 12 of 14 mileage bands · Lights & Signals
Audi Q3 8U fails more often on
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Rear coil spring
Fails about 7 times as often as the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque L538: 2.9% of MOTs against 0.54%.
In 11 of 14 mileage bands · Springs & Shocks
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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.