2008–2011 · 8,361 MOT tests

Mercedes-Benz CLC MOT pass rate by year

How every year of the Mercedes-Benz CLC did at its MOT in 2024, compared with the average car of the same age.

96Below average
Best year201058.0% passed
Worst year200853.9% passed
Rank in Mercedes-Benz31 of 33

Pass rate by year of registration

25%50%75%100%2008: 53.9% passed (average for its age 56.9%)20082009: 55.4% passed (average for its age 58.4%)20092010: 58.0% passed (average for its age 59.6%)20102011: 59.2% passed (average for its age 61.8%)2011

Pass rate first time Average for a car that age

Every year

YearTestsPassedAverageScore
2011 CLC56459.2%61.8%
96Below average
2010 CLC2,44158.0%59.6%
97Below average
2009 CLC3,22855.4%58.4%
95Below average
2008 CLC2,12853.9%56.9%
95Below average

Common failures, all years

Share of all 8,361 tests.

  1. Suspension arms - ball joint: ball joint excessively worn10.6%
  2. Coil spring: fractured or broken7.9%
  3. Tread depth below requirements of 1.6mm4.3%
  4. Linkage ball joint dust cover: ball joint dust cover no longer prevents the ingress of dirt3.9%
  5. Track rod end: ball joint has excessive play2.9%
  6. Rbt (sp): efficiency below requirements2.9%
  7. Rigid brake pipes: excessively corroded2.5%
  8. Position lamp: not working2.1%

Other Mercedes-Benz models

ModelMOT testsMOT Rank score
Mercedes-Benz C-Class366,830
106Above average
Mercedes-Benz A-Class349,986
102About average
Mercedes-Benz E-Class235,478
108Well above average
Mercedes-Benz Vito86,306
94Below average
Mercedes-Benz GLA85,087
104Above average
Mercedes-Benz GLC76,859
105Above average
Mercedes-Benz B-Class71,600
103Above average
Mercedes-Benz CLA61,003
100About average