
VOLVO S60 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 VOLVO S60.
Defect rate by model year
The Volvo S60, introduced in 2000, is a compact executive car that has garnered a reputation for safety, comfort, and performance. This model has been a staple in Volvo's lineup, appealing to drivers who prioritize reliability and a premium driving experience. The S60 has undergone several updates over the years, but its core values remain consistent, making it a popular choice in the used car market.
In terms of reliability, the S60 has performed notably well compared to the average car of the same model year. Over its production span from 2001 to 2022, the S60's defect rate has generally trended lower than the average for its peers. The data reveals that the S60's defect rate has decreased significantly over the years, with the most recent figures showing a defect rate of 49 defects per 100 tests in 2022, compared to the 70 defects per 100 for the average car. This trend highlights the model's improving reliability as it matures.
Recurring issues across multiple years include excessive wear in suspension components, tyre tread depth violations, and brake system failures. However, these problems are often not exclusive to the S60, as they are common across various vehicle models due to the nature of wear and tear. The years 2010 to 2022 show a marked improvement in defect rates, with the 2022 model standing out as the best performer relative to its contemporaries, boasting a 30% lower defect rate than the average.
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Interestingly, the S60 has maintained a reputation for safety, consistently receiving high marks in crash tests and safety ratings. This commitment to safety, coupled with its declining defect rates, reinforces the S60's standing as a reliable choice in the compact executive segment. As Volvo continues to innovate, the S60 remains a strong contender for those seeking a blend of performance, comfort, and security on the road.