Does the Citroen C-Crosser fail the MOT on body, chassis and structure more than it should?

The Citroen C-Crosser records 4.07 body, chassis and structure failure items per 100 initial MOT tests (2019–2024), against 8.56 expected for a car of the same age mix: less than expected for its class and age (−4.49, 95% interval −4.99 to −4.00). It ranks 534 of 663 models on body, chassis and structure (1 = most failures above expected).

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What exactly fails on body, chassis and structure?

The most frequent DVSA defect wording in this group on the Citroen C-Crosser is “A transmission shaft constant velocity joint boot severely deteriorated”, recorded 127 times in 2019–2024.

Citroen C-Crosser: most frequent body, chassis and structure defect wordings, 2019–2024 (30+ items each)
DVSA defect wording	Items	Per 100 tests
A transmission shaft constant velocity joint boot severely deteriorated	127	0.94
A transmission shaft constant velocity joint boot missing or no longer prevents the ingress of dirt etc	78	0.58
Fuel system leaking, or missing or ineffective filler cap	73	0.54
Exhaust system leaking or insecure	42	0.31

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data (OGL v3.0) · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 13,549 (initial tests) · Method: failure items (major and minor) grouped by DVSA's defect tree; wordings with 30+ items · Updated: 30 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

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Does the Citroen C-Crosser fail the MOT on body, chassis and structure more than it should?

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