Compare Vauxhall MOT quotes from specialist garages

Vauxhall's first vehicle was produced in 1903, making it the oldest surviving British car manufacturer - though it's now owned by Stellantis, a carmaking conglomerate formed via the merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and France's Groupe PSA.

The Vauxhall Corsa is the best-selling supermini in the UK and has won numerous awards, including 'Car of the Year' at the 2020 News UK Motor Awards and 'Value Car of the Year' at the 2021 awards. At the same award show the following year, Vauxhall won 'Manufacturer of the Year', proving that the brand is still going from strength to strength.

This guide explains how much servicing costs for Vauxhall cars. If you've ever wondered how the cost of maintenance compares to Ford and Volkswagen, this guide is for you.

A car MOT is an annual inspection that ensures your vehicle meets acceptable safety and environmental standards. It is a legal requirement to book an MOT test every twelve months unless your car is under three years old.

An MOT consists of dozens of tests, including an emissions test, but it doesn't cover the condition of the clutch, engine or gearbox. The three most common reasons for and MOT failure are lighting/signalling, suspension and brakes.

At the end of the test, you will get an MOT certificate that says whether your car passed or failed. If it fails, you can only drive your car if your current certificate is still valid and the test didn't identify any "dangerous" problems. Otherwise, you must get your vehicle repaired immediately.

Finding an affordable car MOT centre with good reviews is essential because you never know whether your vehicle will require extra work after the test. Fortunately, you're in the right place.