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Full DVLA History

MOT History Check

See the complete MOT test history of any UK vehicle — every pass, every failure, every advisory, and mileage at each test. Free from official DVLA records.

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What you'll see instantly

Everything in one free check

Full Test Record

Every test since 2005 — dates, results, failure reasons, and advisory notices in full detail.

Mileage Timeline

See recorded mileage at every test — instantly spot inconsistencies that could indicate clocking.

Advisory Analysis

All advisory notices from every test — understand what to watch and what's already been flagged.

Simple & instant

How to Check MOT History

Checking a vehicle's full MOT history takes under 10 seconds and it's completely free — no account, no payment, just official DVLA data pulled live in real time.

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Enter your reg

Type your UK registration number into the checker. No account, no sign-up — just your plate.

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Instant DVLA lookup

We query the official DVLA database in real time and pull the vehicle's complete MOT record.

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See your full history

Every test since 2005 — pass/fail results, mileage, and advisories, all on one page.

About this check

Why MOT history is essential before buying a used car

The MOT history of a vehicle is one of the most reliable, tamper-proof records available to a car buyer. Unlike a service history — which depends on stamp-collecting from garages — MOT records are held directly by the DVLA and cannot be altered or removed by sellers.

A thorough MOT history check reveals far more than just pass or fail. Failure reasons tell you what parts of the car have been found deficient. Advisory notices show items that were borderline — often things the previous owner chose not to fix. Mileage records at every test allow you to build an accurate picture of how the car has been driven over its lifetime and whether the current odometer reading is plausible.

Advisories deserve particular attention. They are issues identified during testing that weren't severe enough to cause a failure, but which indicate wear or deterioration. A car with the same advisory appearing across multiple years — such as "brake pad wear" or "tyre condition" — suggests a pattern of deferred maintenance that you will likely have to address yourself after purchase.

Our check displays the complete DVLA record for any UK-registered vehicle, going back to 2005, completely free of charge. Enter the registration number above to see the full history instantly.

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