How Much Does an MOT Cost for a Fiat?
Ellie Dyer-Brown, 24 days ago
5 min read
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FixMyCar explains how much an MOT costs on average for different Fiat models.
Fiat is best known for making small cars like the 500, which are perfect for city driving and also great fun. Many of its models have a quirky, unique design that embodies the brand's spirit.
If you’ve decided to purchase a Fiat - or if you already have one - it’s helpful to know how the maintenance costs of different models compare. In this guide, we’re focusing on the price of an MOT.
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Fiat MOT prices across different models
Across all Fiat models, the average price of an MOT is £45.40. Below, we’ve included a table to see how much the price fluctuates from one car to another.
Model | Average Price |
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Fiat Bravo | £43.50 |
Fiat 500 | £45.76 |
Fiat Punto | £44.52 |
Fiat Panda | £45.53 |
Fiat 500X | £45.84 |
Fiat 500C | £54.40 |
Which is the cheapest Fiat model for an MOT?
The Fiat Bravo is the cheapest model for an MOT, costing £43.50. The Bravo is a small family car competing with the Peugeot 308 and Volkswagen Golf. Reviews suggest that it doesn’t hold its value as well as its competitors, but it’s good to know that this affordable car is also pretty cheap to MOT.
Which is the most expensive Fiat model for an MOT?
In last place for affordability is the Fiat 500C which costs £54.42 to MOT. The 500C is a convertible version of the iconic 500 model. It’s a stylish and fun car with eye-catching colour schemes and a lot of character. The main downside to the Fiat 500 and 500C is that they both offer very little space.
The second most expensive Fiat model for an MOT is the 500X, which costs £44.14. It's an attractive small SUV based on the design of the 500, so if you like the original's quirkiness but not its lack of space, the 500X is a great alternative.
Do you know when your MOT is due? If not, you can use our free MOT checker to find out and set a handy reminder. For more information about what's checked in an MOT, click here.
Or, if you're ready to book your next MOT test, you can compare prices from reliable local mechanics using FixMyCar.
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Written by Ellie
Ellie is FixMyCar's Content Writer. She has over three years of experience writing about cars and regularly collaborates with automotive experts to provide trustworthy advice for drivers in a language they understand. Her work has been featured in Yahoo! Finance, iNews, The Daily Express and The Sun. She has a BA in English literature and an MA in creative writing from Durham University. Outside of work, Ellie follows F1 and eagerly awaits Ferrari's next era of dominance in the sport. She drives a Suzuki Swift.