Jeep MOT pass rates by model and age
First-time pass rate of every Jeep model in our data together: initial tests passed with no repairs. The same-age average for all vehicles first used in the same years is 78.0%.
That is 3.7 points below the same-age average. Of the 2 Jeep models listed below, 2 are below the same-age average.
- Furthest above the same-age averageNone clearly above
- Furthest below the same-age averageRenegade (−5.3 pts), Compass (−4.9 pts)
An MOT pass rate is one signal: it doesn't record breakdowns or repair costs, and it also reflects mileage and upkeep.
Jeep against all vehicles, by age
- 201670.0%−4.9 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2016 (74.9%), 12,954 tests
Right-hand column: points above (+) or below (−) all vehicles first used in the same year. Covers every Jeep model in our data, including those without their own page.
Jeep models
| Model | Tests | Passed first time | Against the same-age average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renegade2015–2021 | 28,529 | 72.1% | −5.3 ptsaverage: 77.4% |
| Compass2018–2022 | 10,137 | 79.6% | −4.9 ptsaverage: 84.5% |
The same-age average is the first-time pass rate all vehicles would have with this model's mix of first-use years. Tests are initial MOT tests in 2025.
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What MOT data can't tell you
Outstanding finance, write-offs, theft and plate changes aren't in MOT records. For a particular car, you need a history check.
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