How Much Does an MOT Cost for a Ford?
Ellie Dyer-Brown, 3 months ago
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WhoCanFixMyCar explains how much Ford MOTs cost, including the average price across different models.
There’s no doubt that Ford is one of the most popular car manufacturers on the road today - but how much do its vehicles cost to maintain? To help you find out, we’re going to take a look at the average cost of an MOT test across different models.
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Ford MOT prices across different models
It costs £43.58 on average for a Ford MOT test.
However, prices naturally vary from one model to the next, so we’ve included a comprehensive table of prices below.
| Model | Average Price |
|---|---|
| Ford Mondeo | £42.91 |
| Ford Focus | £43.44 |
| Ford Fiesta | £43.53 |
| Ford S-Max | £43.71 |
| Ford Puma | £43.92 |
| Ford Ecosport | £43.96 |
| Ford Tourneo Connect | £44.04 |
| Ford Galaxy | £44.21 |
| Ford Tourneo Custom | £46.60 |
Which is the cheapest Ford model for an MOT?
The cheapest Ford model on average for an MOT is the Mondeo, costing just £42.91.
The Mondeo (pictured above) is a large family car that began production in 1993 as Ford’s first 'world car'. However, it went out of production in 2022, probably because larger family cars have recently lost popularity to SUVs.
Read about common problems with the Ford Mondeo.
The Ford Focus - a car that hardly needs introducing - is the second-cheapest model for an MOT, costing £43.44. Find out how reliable it is in this guide.
Which is the most expensive Ford model for an MOT?
The most expensive model is the Ford Tourneo Custom, which is hardly surprising since it's a minivan. It costs £46.60 on average for an MOT.
Do you know when your MOT is due? If not, you can use our free tool 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 WhoCanFixMyCar.
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Written by Ellie
Ellie is WhoCanFixMyCar’s Content Writer. She has a BA in English literature from Durham University, a master’s degree in creative writing, and three years of experience writing in the automotive industry. She currently drives a Suzuki Swift.