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Rover 416 MOT pass rate and common problems

67.2% of Rover 416s passed the 2024 MOT (a rough estimate from 384 first tests): 58.3% at the first attempt and 8.8% after a fix at the test centre (PRS), each rounded separately. About 2 in 5 failed the first attempt. For its age, it fails 22% more often than normal: MOT Risk Index 121.6 (95% CI 107.5–136.2; 100 = normal).

Rover 416 at a glance, 2024 MOT
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
MOT pass rate67.2%incl. 8.8% fixed at the test centre2024384
Passed at the first attempt58.3%all first tests2024384
MOT Risk Index (95% CI 107.5–136.2)121.6index100 = normal for its age · rank 661 (tied) of 761 (1 = fails least for its age)2024384
Biggest excess: Body, chassis, structure26.1per 10016.7 same-age2019–20244455
Dangerous defects10.0per 10011.2 UK, not age-adjusted2019–20244455
Advisory items198.0per 100127.1 UK, not age-adjusted2019–20244455
strip · Rover 416 · MOT Risk Index · 121.6 vs 100 = normal · 2024
MOT Risk Index · Rover 416. 0–240; 100 = normal for its age; median model 92.8 · rank 661 (tied) of 761 (1 = fails least for its age). It would rank between 535 and 716 anywhere within its 95% interval, other models held where they are. DVSA, 2024.
Rover 416 index position among 761 models
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Rank661of 761published models, 1 = fails least for its age2024384
Best rank within its 95% interval535rankother models held where they are2024384
Worst rank within its 95% interval716rankother models held where they are2024384

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Data release dvsa-2024-v2 (24 Sep 2026) · full dataset (v5). This model's index changed from 110.0 to 121.6 in the 24 September 2026 release, after duplicate test records were removed.

What actually fails on a Rover 416 MOT, and how often?

Rover 416 MOTs fail most often on ‘lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment’: 27.5 per 100 tests, against 32.9 for UK cars of the same age (2019–2024, n = 4,455).

bar · Rover 416 · Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment · 27.5 vs 32.9 · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment27.5per 10032.92019–20241227
Body, chassis, structure26.1per 10016.72019–20241164
Suspension23.9per 10025.82019–20241064
Brakes20.9per 10022.72019–2024932
Visibility13.9per 10012.22019–2024619
Noise, emissions and leaks13.7per 1009.52019–2024610

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 4,455 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Will my Rover 416's advisory become a fail at the next MOT?

Rover 416 advisories turn into fails more often than on the median model: suspension advisories became a fail at the next MOT 18.1% of the time.

funnel · Rover 416 · Suspension · 18.1 vs median model · 2019–2024
Advisories on suspension: 18.1 of 100 became a fail on the same item at the next MOT. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Suspension18.1% next failmedian model2019–2024877
Brakes16.6% next failmedian model2019–2024616
Tyres9.9% next failmedian model2019–2024617

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

My Rover 416 got an MOT advisory: what gets flagged most?

Rover 416 MOTs flag suspension most: 61.1 advisories per 100 tests, against 26.2 across UK tests (2019–2024, n = 4,455).

bar · Rover 416 · Suspension · 61.1 vs 26.2 · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Suspension61.1per 10026.22019–20242721
Brakes36per 10034.72019–20241602
Tyres33.7per 10039.72019–20241503
Noise, emissions and leaks16.7per 1005.22019–2024746
Body, chassis, structure15.7per 1004.62019–2024698
Identification of the vehicle10.9per 1002.52019–2024487

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 4,455 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

What is likely to fail next on a Rover 416?

For Rover 416s aged 20 or older whose last MOT was a fail, the item most likely to fail at the next MOT is ‘lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment’: 22.4% failed on it (2019–2024, n = 1,118).

bar · Rover 416 · Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars) · 32.3 vs baseline · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars)32.3% next fail2019–202465
Suspension, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars)29.2% next fail2019–202465
Body, chassis, structure, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars)26.2% next fail2019–202465
Brakes, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars)20% next fail2019–202465
Visibility, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars)20% next fail2019–202465
Noise, emissions and leaks, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars)16.9% next fail2019–202465
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail (rough estimate: 65 cars)7.7% next fail2019–202465
Body, chassis, structure, 20 years or older, after a pass13.8% next fail2019–2024850
Full table
Further values · 2019–2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 20 years or older, after a pass9.3% next fail2019–2024850
Suspension, 20 years or older, after a pass7.9% next fail2019–2024850
Visibility, 20 years or older, after a pass7.4% next fail2019–2024850
Brakes, 20 years or older, after a pass7.2% next fail2019–2024850
Noise, emissions and leaks, 20 years or older, after a pass4.8% next fail2019–2024850
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 20 years or older, after a pass3.1% next fail2019–2024850
Steering, 20 years or older, after a pass3.1% next fail2019–2024850
Tyres, 20 years or older, after a pass2.8% next fail2019–2024850
Identification of the vehicle, 20 years or older, after a pass0.6% next fail2019–2024850
Body, chassis, structure, 20 years or older, after an advisory18.3% next fail2019–2024969
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 20 years or older, after an advisory14.9% next fail2019–2024969
Suspension, 20 years or older, after an advisory12.1% next fail2019–2024969
Brakes, 20 years or older, after an advisory10.3% next fail2019–2024969
Visibility, 20 years or older, after an advisory10.2% next fail2019–2024969
Noise, emissions and leaks, 20 years or older, after an advisory7.4% next fail2019–2024969
Steering, 20 years or older, after an advisory5.6% next fail2019–2024969
Tyres, 20 years or older, after an advisory5.1% next fail2019–2024969
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 20 years or older, after an advisory3.9% next fail2019–2024969
Identification of the vehicle, 20 years or older, after an advisory0.5% next fail2019–2024969
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 20 years or older, after a fail22.4% next fail2019–20241118
Body, chassis, structure, 20 years or older, after a fail21.1% next fail2019–20241118
Suspension, 20 years or older, after a fail16.5% next fail2019–20241118
Visibility, 20 years or older, after a fail14.8% next fail2019–20241118
Brakes, 20 years or older, after a fail13.5% next fail2019–20241118
Noise, emissions and leaks, 20 years or older, after a fail13.1% next fail2019–20241118
Tyres, 20 years or older, after a fail7.8% next fail2019–20241118
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 20 years or older, after a fail5.6% next fail2019–20241118
Steering, 20 years or older, after a fail5.5% next fail2019–20241118
Identification of the vehicle, 20 years or older, after a fail1.2% next fail2019–20241118

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How often does a Rover 416 get a dangerous MOT defect?

The Rover 416 gets a dangerous defect less often than the UK average: 10.0 per 100 first tests against 11.2 across the UK. In the same tests, 109.8 major and 26.6 minor defects were recorded per 100 tests (one test can record several).

bullet · Rover 416 · Dangerous defects · 10.0 vs 11.2 · 2019–2024
Dangerous defects: 10 vs 11.2. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Dangerous defects10.0per 10011.22019–20244455

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 4,455 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id; severity not recorded for some 2018–2021 tests · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How does the Rover 416 compare with cars of its own age and size?

At every age shown, Rover 416s fail first time no more often than comparable models of the same size class; the biggest difference is at age 20, where they fail less often: 47.1% against 47.4% (2024, n = 314).

line · Rover 416 · Age 20 · 47.1 vs 47.4 · 2024
Age 20: 47.1. Age 20: 47.1. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 2047.1% fail47.42024314

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How much does it cost to fix a Rover 416 MOT fail?

Expected repair cost per Rover 416 MOT: about £140 (up to about £267 if more expensive parts are needed), from the chance of failing each item and its most common UK repair price (catalogue estimate, n = 384).

Computed, not measured.

bar · Rover 416 · Expected repair bill · 140.3 vs modal price catalogue · price catalogue
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (price catalogue)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Expected repair bill140.3GBP estimatemodal price catalogueprice catalogue384
Estimated range lower140.3GBP estimatemodal price catalogueprice catalogue384
Estimated range upper266.5GBP estimatemodal price catalogueprice catalogue384
Suspension: Suspension coil spring (single corner)43.0GBP expected contribution180price catalogue384
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment: Battery replacement (standard 12V lead-acid)38.5GBP expected contribution140price catalogue384
Brakes: Front brake pads (parts + labour, typical hatchback)31.4GBP expected contribution150price catalogue384
Noise, emissions and leaks: Exhaust rear silencer27.4GBP expected contribution200price catalogue384

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: price catalogue · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: computed estimate, not measured · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Is the Rover 416 more reliable than similar cars?

Of 8 similar models, 8 fail less often for their age than the Rover 416 and 0 as often or more. The Rover 416 has an MOT Risk Index of 121.6, where 100 = normal for its age (2024, n = 384).

bar · Rover 416 · Rover 416 (this model) · 121.6 vs 100 = normal · 2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Rover 416 (this model)121.6index100 = normal2024384
Kia Cerato117.7index121.62024744
Rover 214102.6index121.62024615
Fiat Stilo110.4index121.62024753
Chevrolet Lacetti120.4index121.620242064
Skoda Felicia112.6index121.62024947
Suzuki Liana115.1index121.620241220
Rover 21699.2index121.62024720
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Daihatsu Hijet111.5index121.62024909

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How many miles does a Rover 416 last?

25.1% of Rover 416s tested had reached 100,000 miles, and 4.9% had reached 150,000 (2024, n = 1,118).

line · Rover 416 · 100,000 miles · 25.1 vs baseline · 2024
100,000 miles: 25.1. 200,000 miles (rou: 1.1. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
100,000 miles25.1% of tested cars20241118
150,000 miles (rough estimate: 217 tests, 95% interval 4.3–5.5%)4.9% of tested cars2024217
200,000 miles (rough estimate: 50 tests, 95% interval 0.8–1.5%)1.1% of tested cars202450

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Is the Rover 416 driven more or less than average, and does that change the picture?

Matched on annual mileage as well as age, the Rover 416 index is 118.4, against 112.6 on age alone (2019–2024, n = 384).

slope · Rover 416 · Age and mileage adjusted index · 118.4 vs 112.6 · 2019–2024
Age and mileage adjusted index: 112.6 vs 118.4. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age and mileage adjusted index118.4index112.62019–2024384

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Where in Britain does the Rover 416 fail its MOT most?

No postcode area stands out for the Rover 416: every area is within 3 points of its 42.1% first-time failure rate across Britain in 2019–2024, or within the margin of error (2024).

bar · Rover 416 · Tonbridge (TN) (rough estimate: 108 tests, 95% interval 39.8–58.4%) · 49.1 vs 41.7 · 2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Tonbridge (TN) (rough estimate: 108 tests, 95% interval 39.8–58.4%)49.1% fail first time41.72024108
Portsmouth (PO) (rough estimate: 107 tests, 95% interval 39.3–58.0%)48.6% fail first time41.72024107
Birmingham (B) (rough estimate: 257 tests, 95% interval 29.1–40.6%)34.6% fail first time41.72024257

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

What do six years of MOTs show about owning a Rover 416?

Of failed Rover 416 MOTs, 26.1% were retested the same day and a further 65.2% within 10 days; the median failed car passed its retest after 2 days (2019–2024, n = 1,213).

bar · Rover 416 · Same-day retest · 26.1 vs failed initial tests · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Same-day retest26.1%failed initial tests2019–20241213
Retest within 10 days65.2%failed initial tests2019–20241213
Clean MOT streak23.3%observed chains2019–2024754
Repeat advisory42.7%observed chains2019–2024754
Decreasing odometer1.2% mileage anomalyobserved chains2019–2024996

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

If a Rover 416 fails, does it fail again?

36.3% of Rover 416s that failed an MOT failed the next one too, against 33.1% after a pass (2019–2024, n = 328). The failure most likely to come back is ‘noise, emissions and leaks’: 33.9% of those fails recurred at the next MOT.

bullet · Rover 416 · Repeat after fail · 36.3 vs 33.1 · 2019–2024
Repeat after fail: 36.3 vs 33.1. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Repeat after fail36.3%33.12019–2024328

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Which Rover 416 faults come together?

On Rover 416s, seat belts and supplementary restraint systems and suspension failures turn up together 3.7 times as often as chance would predict (2024, n = 94).

Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Suspension (rough estimate: 94 tests, 95% interval 3.0–4.5)3.7liftexpected joint rate202494
Body, chassis, structure + Identification of the vehicle (rough estimate: 23 tests, 95% interval 2.0–4.7)3.2liftexpected joint rate202423
Steering + Tyres (rough estimate: 33 tests, 95% interval 2.0–4.1)2.9liftexpected joint rate202433
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 80 tests, 95% interval 2.1–3.3)2.7liftexpected joint rate202480
Noise, emissions and leaks + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 46 tests, 95% interval 1.9–3.5)2.6liftexpected joint rate202446
Body, chassis, structure + Noise, emissions and leaks (rough estimate: 202 tests, 95% interval 2.3–3.0)2.6liftexpected joint rate2024202
Brakes + Suspension (rough estimate: 181 tests, 95% interval 2.2–3.0)2.6liftexpected joint rate2024181
Brakes + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 55 tests, 95% interval 1.9–3.4)2.6liftexpected joint rate202455
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Brakes + Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment (rough estimate: 210 tests, 95% interval 2.2–2.9)2.6liftexpected joint rate2024210
Brakes + Noise, emissions and leaks (rough estimate: 121 tests, 95% interval 2.1–3.0)2.5liftexpected joint rate2024121
Suspension + Tyres (rough estimate: 85 tests, 95% interval 2.0–3.1)2.5liftexpected joint rate202485
Noise, emissions and leaks + Suspension (rough estimate: 140 tests, 95% interval 2.1–2.9)2.5liftexpected joint rate2024140
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Tyres (rough estimate: 97 tests, 95% interval 2.0–3.0)2.4liftexpected joint rate202497
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Noise, emissions and leaks (rough estimate: 159 tests, 95% interval 2.0–2.8)2.4liftexpected joint rate2024159
Brakes + Steering (rough estimate: 54 tests, 95% interval 1.7–3.0)2.3liftexpected joint rate202454
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Suspension (rough estimate: 224 tests, 95% interval 2.0–2.6)2.3liftexpected joint rate2024224
Noise, emissions and leaks + Steering (rough estimate: 43 tests, 95% interval 1.6–3.0)2.3liftexpected joint rate202443
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Steering (rough estimate: 74 tests, 95% interval 1.8–2.8)2.2liftexpected joint rate202474
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Tyres (rough estimate: 23 tests, 95% interval 1.4–3.4)2.2liftexpected joint rate202423
Steering + Suspension (rough estimate: 61 tests, 95% interval 1.7–2.8)2.2liftexpected joint rate202461
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Visibility (rough estimate: 178 tests, 95% interval 1.8–2.5)2.1liftexpected joint rate2024178
Body, chassis, structure + Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment (rough estimate: 285 tests, 95% interval 1.9–2.4)2.1liftexpected joint rate2024285
Tyres + Visibility (rough estimate: 61 tests, 95% interval 1.6–2.7)2.1liftexpected joint rate202461
Brakes + Tyres (rough estimate: 60 tests, 95% interval 1.6–2.7)2.1liftexpected joint rate202460
Noise, emissions and leaks + Tyres (rough estimate: 49 tests, 95% interval 1.6–2.8)2.1liftexpected joint rate202449
Body, chassis, structure + Steering (rough estimate: 75 tests, 95% interval 1.5–2.5)2.0liftexpected joint rate202475
Body, chassis, structure + Brakes (rough estimate: 180 tests, 95% interval 1.6–2.2)1.9liftexpected joint rate2024180
Brakes + Visibility (rough estimate: 110 tests, 95% interval 1.5–2.2)1.9liftexpected joint rate2024110
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Visibility (rough estimate: 40 tests, 95% interval 1.3–2.5)1.9liftexpected joint rate202440
Suspension + Visibility (rough estimate: 130 tests, 95% interval 1.5–2.2)1.8liftexpected joint rate2024130
Body, chassis, structure + Suspension (rough estimate: 209 tests, 95% interval 1.6–2.1)1.8liftexpected joint rate2024209
Body, chassis, structure + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 62 tests, 95% interval 1.4–2.3)1.8liftexpected joint rate202462
Body, chassis, structure + Visibility (rough estimate: 169 tests, 95% interval 1.5–2.0)1.8liftexpected joint rate2024169
Noise, emissions and leaks + Visibility (rough estimate: 85 tests, 95% interval 1.4–2.2)1.8liftexpected joint rate202485
Body, chassis, structure + Tyres (rough estimate: 78 tests, 95% interval 1.3–2.1)1.7liftexpected joint rate202478
Steering + Visibility (rough estimate: 40 tests, 95% interval 1.2–2.3)1.7liftexpected joint rate202440
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Steering (seen together; too few for a multiplier)19tests with both202419
Identification of the vehicle + Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment (seen together; too few for a multiplier)16tests with both202416
Identification of the vehicle + Suspension (seen together; too few for a multiplier)14tests with both202414
Identification of the vehicle + Visibility (seen together; too few for a multiplier)13tests with both202413
Brakes + Identification of the vehicle (seen together; too few for a multiplier)11tests with both202411
Identification of the vehicle + Noise, emissions and leaks (seen together; too few for a multiplier)10tests with both202410
Identification of the vehicle + Tyres (seen together; too few for a multiplier)8tests with both20248

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Does the month of a Rover 416 MOT matter?

Rover 416s fail first time most in January (44.6%, against 31.1% for all cars that month) and least in August (39.2%) (2024, n = 384).

line · Rover 416 · January · 44.6 vs 31.1 · 2024
January: 44.6. December: 43.5. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Rover 416: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
January44.6% fail first time31.12024489
February42.5% fail first time30.02024393
March40.0% fail first time28.32024418
April39.4% fail first time29.82024241
May43.4% fail first time28.82024325
June43.6% fail first time28.12024365
July39.9% fail first time29.32024404
August39.2% fail first time29.22024337
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
September41.7% fail first time28.22024372
October43.3% fail first time30.32024457
November43.1% fail first time30.62024399
December43.5% fail first time29.32024255

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Not enough tests for… (and why)

Does the Rover 416 fail inspections in other countries too?

no match in the other-country inspection register. 384 initial Rover 416 tests are in the published model cohort.

Source: Statens vegvesen PKK (CC BY 4.0), Traficom Katsastus (CC BY 4.0), RDW APK (CC0), adapted; covers 430 of 761 models · Window: 2024 by country · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

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Real-world MPG against the official figure (manufacturer level)

layer not yet computed for this model (covers 19 of 761 models). 384 initial Rover 416 tests are in the published model cohort.

Source: European Commission OBFCM; covers 19 of 761 models · Window: 2021+ cohorts · n = 384 (initial tests) · Method: computed estimate, not measured · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

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How to cite this page

MOT Risk Index (2026). Rover 416 MOT statistics 2024 (data release dvsa-2024-v2; full dataset motriskindex-families-2024-v5, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22975051), updated 24 September 2026. motriskindex.co.uk/cars/rover-416/

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Rover 416 MOT: quick answers

What is the Rover 416 first-time MOT pass rate?

58.3% of first attempts passed in 2024 (384 tests). Retests after repair are excluded; cars fixed at the test centre (PRS) are shown separately.

Why does this number differ from other sites?

Other sites may count retests or all attempts. This page uses 384 primary tests: 41.67% failed first time and 67.2% passed when cars fixed at the test centre (PRS) count as passes. The age-adjusted MOT Risk Index 121.6 is shown separately.