Low Risk

Vauxhall MOKKA

2016–2016

The Vauxhall MOKKA (2016) has a high incidence of expensive suspension problems.

The Vauxhall MOKKA (2016) has an overall MOT failure rate of 20%, which raises concerns for potential buyers. Among the top defect categories, suspension issues account for a significant 67.86% of failures, indicating that this model is prone to expensive suspension problems.

In the context of mileage, the suspension failure rate varies. For vehicles with 0-40k miles, the failure rate is relatively low at 10.7%. However, as mileage increases, the failure rate rises sharply, with 32.6% for those in the 80-120k range and an alarming 33.3% for vehicles exceeding 120k miles. This trend suggests that the MOKKA's suspension components may not be durable over time.

Given that suspension repairs can be costly, prospective buyers should be cautious. The data indicates that the MOKKA is more likely to face suspension-related issues as it ages, particularly after reaching higher mileages. This could lead to significant repair bills and a less reliable driving experience.

In conclusion, the combination of a high suspension failure rate and the increasing likelihood of issues with mileage makes the Vauxhall MOKKA (2016) a model to avoid for those concerned about long-term reliability and maintenance costs.

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Common Problems

Problem	Severity	Typical Cost
Tyres issues	High	£50-£300
Brakes issues	High	£80-£450
Tyres issues	High	£50-£300

Data Source

DVSA MOT bulk data — 2102 tests analyzed

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Frequently Asked Questions

The 2016 Vauxhall MOKKA is known for having issues with its suspension system, particularly related to the tyres and brakes. Drivers often report premature wear, leading to costly repairs.

Repairing suspension issues on a 2016 Vauxhall MOKKA can be quite expensive, with costs typically ranging from £300 to £800 depending on the severity of the problem and whether parts need replacing.

Yes, the 2016 Vauxhall MOKKA has been reported to have tyre issues, including uneven wear and premature replacement. Regular checks and proper alignment can help mitigate these problems.

While the 2016 Vauxhall MOKKA offers good features and comfort, its suspension issues can lead to significant repair costs. It's advisable to factor in potential maintenance expenses before making a purchase.

When considering a used 2016 Vauxhall MOKKA, check for signs of suspension wear, such as unusual tyre wear patterns and listen for any unusual noises when driving. A thorough inspection and service history review can help identify potential issues.

Quick Stats

Risk Level: Low
Year Range: 2016–2016
Typical Repair Cost: £180 – £1,050
Affected Areas: Tyres Brakes Tyres Suspension Brakes

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