MOT comparison

Nissan Juke F16 vs Ford Puma Mk2

How the Nissan Juke F16 (2nd Gen) (2019–2026) and the Ford Puma Mk2 (2019–2026) do at their MOTs, compared at the same mileage so a high-mileage car is never measured against a low-mileage one.

Nissan Juke F16 (2nd Gen)

183,986

MOT tests compared · built 2019–2026

Passes more often in 0 of 7 mileage bands

Ford Puma Mk2

286,581

MOT tests compared · built 2019–2026

Passes more often in 4 of 7 mileage bands

MOT pass rate by mileage

Share of MOTs passed first time, at the mileage recorded at the test.

Nissan Juke F16 Ford Puma Mk2

Under 10,000 miles 94.9% vs 95.3%

18,993 and 21,254 MOTs

10,000–20,000 miles 92.2% vs 94.5%

55,604 and 80,675 MOTs

20,000–30,000 miles 88.4% vs 92.1%

52,491 and 85,077 MOTs

30,000–40,000 miles 85.6% vs 89.1%

31,612 and 53,139 MOTs

40,000–50,000 miles 84.2% vs 86.1%

16,007 and 27,849 MOTs

50,000–60,000 miles 83.2% vs 82.8%

6,709 and 12,987 MOTs

60,000–70,000 miles 81.2% vs 80.4%

2,570 and 5,600 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

Nissan Juke F16 fails more often on

Windscreen wiper

Fails about 9 times as often as the Ford Puma Mk2: 3.8% of MOTs against 0.40%.

In 7 of 7 mileage bands · Driver's View
Rear brake pad

Fails about twice as often as the Ford Puma Mk2: 1.9% of MOTs against 0.96%.

In 4 of 7 mileage bands · Braking System
Front suspension arm

Fails about 19 times as often as the Ford Puma Mk2: 0.92% of MOTs against 0.05%.

In 4 of 7 mileage bands · Suspension & Joints

Ford Puma Mk2 fails more often on

Windscreen washer

Fails about twice as often as the Nissan Juke F16: 0.92% of MOTs against 0.49%.

In 5 of 7 mileage bands · Driver's View

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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.