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Rolls-Royce Common MOT Faults

MOT pass rates, common failure categories, and reliability ratings for all 5 Rolls-Royce models, based on DVSA statistics.

83.2%

Avg Pass Rate

+1.2%

vs National Avg

5

Models

Good

Reliability

Rolls-Royce vs National Average

The national average MOT pass rate in the UK is approximately 82%. Rolls-Royce vehicles perform roughly in line with the national average, with some models exceeding it and others falling slightly below.

Rolls-Royce Average83.2%
National Average82%

Most Common Rolls-Royce MOT Failures

The top MOT failure categories across all Rolls-Royce models, ranked by average failure percentage.

1

Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment

13.8%
2

Suspension

13.1%
3

Brakes

11.1%
4

Tyres

9.0%
5

Exhaust, fuel and emissions

7.2%

Rolls-Royce MOT Faults — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Rolls-Royce reliability and MOT performance.

What are the most common MOT faults on a Rolls-Royce?
The most common MOT faults across all Rolls-Royce models are: Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment (13.8%), Suspension (13.1%), Brakes (11.1%). These categories account for the majority of MOT failures on Rolls-Royce vehicles. Specific fault rates vary by model — check individual model pages for detailed breakdowns.
What is the average MOT pass rate for Rolls-Royce?
The average MOT pass rate across all Rolls-Royce models is 83.2%, which is 1.2 percentage points above the national average of 82%. The best-performing model is the Cullinan at 85.5%, while the Phantom has the lowest pass rate at 81.0%.
Which Rolls-Royce model is the most reliable?
Based on MOT pass rate data, the most reliable Rolls-Royce is the Cullinan with a pass rate of 85.5%. This is rated "Excellent" for reliability. However, reliability depends on many factors including age, mileage, and maintenance history — always check a specific vehicle's MOT history before purchasing.
How much does it cost to fix common Rolls-Royce MOT faults?
Repair costs for common Rolls-Royce MOT faults vary by category. Lighting faults typically cost £20-£80, suspension issues range from £150-£500, brake repairs are usually £100-£400, tyre replacements run £50-£150 per tyre, and exhaust/emissions work can cost £80-£350. These are typical UK garage prices — costs may vary depending on the specific model and your location.

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