
SEAT EXEO MOT Statistics by Year
Select a model year to see detailed MOT results; including pass rates, mileage trends, and the most common defects found for that specific SEAT EXEO.
Defect rate by model year
The Seat Exeo, produced between 2009 and 2013, is a mid-size car that emerged as a refined version of the previous Audi A4, boasting a blend of comfort and performance. Marketed primarily in Europe, the Exeo has carved out a niche for itself among drivers seeking a budget-friendly alternative to premium brands without compromising on quality.
When evaluating the Exeo's reliability against the average car of the same model years, the data reveals a mixed performance. In 2009, the Exeo recorded 294 defects per 100 tests, slightly better than the average of 310. By 2010, however, it saw a slight increase in defects, surpassing the average with 299 defects. The following years showed a gradual improvement, particularly in 2012 and 2013, where the Exeo's defects were lower than the respective averages, with 240 and 216 defects compared to 246 and 219 averages.
Recurring issues across the years predominantly involve suspension components, tyre tread depth, and brake systems. Specifically, problems related to excessively worn suspension pins and bushings appeared frequently, alongside concerns about brake disc integrity and tyre tread depth compliance. While these issues are not unique to the Exeo, they are noteworthy for potential buyers to consider.
Overall, the Exeo shows a commendable reliability trajectory, especially in its later years. The 2012 and 2013 models stand out as the most reliable, with defect rates below the average, suggesting improvements in build quality or design refinements. In contrast, the 2010 model performed slightly worse than average, highlighting potential concerns in that production year.
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As a model, the Seat Exeo has gained a reputation for offering good value, often appealing to those looking for a practical yet stylish vehicle. Its connection to Audi's engineering heritage adds an extra layer of allure, reinforcing its standing as a sensible choice in the used car market.