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2016 Ford Transit Connect
This white 2016 Ford Transit Connect has passed 4 of its 8 first-attempt MOT tests; 2016 Transit Connects tested in 2025 passed 70.5% of first attempts. Its most recent test, on 25 September 2026, was a pass at retest, 1 day after a fail for a broken rear coil spring. Mileage of 121,495 is inside the middle half of 2016 Transit Connects tested in 2025.
Read from the last two years of this car's own test record, grouped by area. Each line quotes what the tester wrote and the date of the test.
Major item, 15 Sept 2025: Front Brake disc significantly and obviously worn both sides
. The car passed a test on 15 Oct 2025.
Major item, 15 Sept 2025: Front Service brake excessively fluctuating both sides
. The car passed a test on 15 Oct 2025.
Major item, 15 Sept 2025: Nearside Front Service brake excessively binding
. The car passed a test on 15 Oct 2025.
Major item, 15 Sept 2025: Offside Rear Service brake excessively binding
. The car passed a test on 15 Oct 2025.
5 more in the full MOT history below.
Typical UK garage price for brake pad replacement: £100–£300. Typical UK garage prices for each job, from published UK repair-cost guides, checked September 2026; not a quote.
Major item, 24 Sept 2026: Nearside Rear Coil spring fractured or broken
. The car passed a retest the same day.
Typical UK garage price for coil spring replacement: £175–£400. Typical UK garage prices for each job, from published UK repair-cost guides, checked September 2026; not a quote.
Minor item, 25 Sept 2026: Offside Registration plate lamp inoperative in the case of multiple lamps or light sources
. Recorded at 4 tests.
Minor item, 24 Sept 2026: Offside Registration plate lamp inoperative in the case of multiple lamps or light sources
. Recorded at 4 tests.
Minor item, 15 Oct 2025: Offside Registration plate lamp inoperative in the case of multiple lamps or light sources
. Recorded at 4 tests.
Minor item, 15 Sept 2025: Offside Registration plate lamp inoperative in the case of multiple lamps or light sources
. Recorded at 4 tests.
Typical UK garage price for lamp or bulb replacement: £30–£200. Typical UK garage prices for each job, from published UK repair-cost guides, checked September 2026; not a quote.
Advisory, 25 Sept 2026: Front Registration plate deteriorated but not likely to be misread
. Recorded at 3 tests.
Advisory, 24 Sept 2026: Front Registration plate deteriorated but not likely to be misread
. Recorded at 3 tests.
Advisory, 15 Oct 2025: Front Registration plate deteriorated but not likely to be misread
. Recorded at 3 tests.
Nothing recorded against these in the last two years of tests.
Engine – oil: last recorded 30 Mar 2021 (advisory), outside the two-year window.
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Against every Ford Transit Connect first used in 2016 and tested in Great Britain in the 2025 test year (13,542 first-attempt tests) — the most recent full year available.
| Measure | This car | Typical 2016 Transit Connect | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pass rate, first attempts | 4 of 8 (50%) | 70.5% in 2025 | Lower than the group figure |
| Fails, first attempts | 3 of 8 | 22.2% of first tests | Higher than the group figure |
| Fixed during the test (PRS) | 1 | 7.3% of first tests | 1 on this record |
| Mileage at its latest test (25 Sept 2026) | 121,495 miles | 108,106 (middle half 82,075–136,595) | Inside the middle half; not an outlier |
| Clean passes (no advisories) | 2 of 8 | 33.8% of first tests | Lower than the group figure |
"Typical" is every Ford Transit Connect first used in 2016, any fuel or use — not adjusted for mileage. This car's figures are from its own record only. A first attempt is any test not within 10 days after a failed test of this car. A first attempt whose faults were all put right during the test counts as fixed during the test (PRS), not as a fail, as in DVSA's figures.
Bars: share of 2016 Transit Connect first tests that did not pass first time in 2025 carrying each item, in DVSA's wording. Right-hand note: what this car's own record shows in that area.
This car: 121,495 miles at its latest test — inside the middle half.
More on this year of Transit Connect: 2016 Ford Transit Connect MOT statistics · all Transit Connect years · Ford
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No advisories or defects recorded at this test.
No advisories or defects recorded at this test.
MOT data sourced from DVSA, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. DVSA bulk record as of 27 Sep 2026. DVLA-only fields (tax status, tax due, annual road tax, ULEZ/CO2/Euro status, export marker, wheel plan, type approval, V5C date, recalls) are not loaded until someone presses "Check latest from DVLA & DVSA". Sections 3 and 4 are SortedCars’ arithmetic on the same public record and on DVSA test statistics; they describe the record, not the car’s condition, and are not advice about buying it. Always have a used car inspected before you buy. Check the official record at GOV.UK: check MOT history.
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What it cannot tell you is the commercial history: outstanding finance, insurance write-offs and stolen markers. Those come from Experian and are not public. They are the difference between a car you can drive and a car you can lose — see SortedCars Reports, or read the longer guide on the free car check.
The DVLA and DVSA data on this page contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. SortedCars is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the DVLA or DVSA.