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[Misc] How much did your last MOT cost you in total
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Publius Ovidius
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69 plate
Had to have two new tyres which one was found to be a run flat that ATS had fitted but swore blind they hadn’t even thought that tyre was the only one replaced by a non bmw garage. Therefore it needed replacing even though there was bugger all wrong with it.
£300 all in
Had to have two new tyres which one was found to be a run flat that ATS had fitted but swore blind they hadn’t even thought that tyre was the only one replaced by a non bmw garage. Therefore it needed replacing even though there was bugger all wrong with it.
£300 all in
- Mar 23, 2023
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I just came to say that I hate driving, I hate the motor industry, I hate car insurance, I hate it all.
Really wish that public transport was good enough so I wouldn’t need a car but where I live we get about 10 busses a day 5 going in each direction on a single route.
Really wish that public transport was good enough so I wouldn’t need a car but where I live we get about 10 busses a day 5 going in each direction on a single route.
£62
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,877
About £350 on the car that gets used all the time, £300 on Mrs Wz's (including annual service) and £54.85 on my mid life crisis.
Who'd have thunk it ? It appears the more expensive the car, the cheaper the MOT
(Mileage conditions MAY NOT apply in calculation)
Who'd have thunk it ? It appears the more expensive the car, the cheaper the MOT
(Mileage conditions MAY NOT apply in calculation)
Flounce
Well-known member
- Nov 15, 2006
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Do tell, what is the mid life crisis car?About £350 on the car that gets used all the time, £300 on Mrs Wz's (including annual service) and £54.85 on my mid life crisis.
Who'd have thunk it ? It appears the more expensive the car, the cheaper the MOT
(Mileage conditions MAY NOT apply in calculation)
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,877
Do tell, what is the mid life crisis car?
It's an old convertible, and when I bought it Mrs Wz took a look and said 'it wasn't practical'.
2 seats, 4 litres, 8 cylinders, how much more practical can you get
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
£67 mot and service special deal. I did spend £170 on a couple of tyres prior to that. Not three bad for a 21 year old car
LANGDON SEAGULL
Well-known member
£335 but I paid for a full service as well. In addition to this , two brake pads and an anti rolling bar needed replacing - another £435.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,315
about 350 with a new exhaust, which had been sounding a bit off for years.
usually something to bring it to 3-400 range.
usually something to bring it to 3-400 range.
schmunk
"Members"
I have mine booked in next week - I'm hoping the total cost is just £54.85...
Eric Potts
Well-known member
£45. Nothing needed doing . O7 Fiesta. I was surprised
Just the cost of the test. 40-something. I have a 7 year old Kadjar.
£54.85, no work needed about a month ago (first mot). Annoyingly, computer now saying a couple of service issues are due so will be back in again. X3 wankpanzer fishingmobile.
jakarta
Well-known member
Zip, all covered in service pack.
So the car is more convenient than any other form of transport available to you? So you choose to use the car. But you hate all service providers connected with it and the actual action of getting to your destination in the most convenient way?
Righty ho………
spongy
Well-known member
Last one cost me £635. Full exhaust from downpipe to back needed including cat.
One before cost almost £1k. Complete change of discs and pads and a bucket load on a boost leak causing engine management lights aplenty.
It's 17 years old. We've just remortgaged
and borrowed a bit more to get me a new car come January. But my MOT is on 13th December.........
I'm dreading it. Every time I get to my destination I breathe a sigh of relief that I've made it.
Makes me feel sick just thinking about it.
One before cost almost £1k. Complete change of discs and pads and a bucket load on a boost leak causing engine management lights aplenty.
It's 17 years old. We've just remortgaged
and borrowed a bit more to get me a new car come January. But my MOT is on 13th December.........I'm dreading it. Every time I get to my destination I breathe a sigh of relief that I've made it.
Makes me feel sick just thinking about it.
Actually paid for my mot this year. Passed no advisories, 2009 mondeo diesel with 175k miles.