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SUZUKI SWIFT

SUZUKI SWIFT MOT History

The SUZUKI SWIFT is represented in the UK vehicle database and can have a useful MOT history when researching a used example. Reviewing previous tests, recorded mileage, advisories and failures can help provide a clearer picture of the vehicle's history. The latest UK vehicle data records approximately 159,405 currently licensed SUZUKI SWIFT vehicles.

159,405
Licensed registrations
26.69%
Share of SUZUKI fleet
167,649
Recorded registrations
73/100
Model data score

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SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history

A SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history can show previous roadworthiness tests, recorded mileage, advisories and MOT failures where records are available. Reviewing the complete timeline is generally more useful than considering only the latest MOT result.

The most useful way to read an MOT history is as a timeline. A single pass or advisory provides limited context, while several years of records can show whether particular defects or advisories have appeared repeatedly.

MOT history should always be considered alongside the vehicle's service history, maintenance invoices and physical condition.

First registration year
2014
Latest population year
2026
Latest registrations
167,649
UK fleet share
26.69%

SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history

When checking a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history, review previous failures, advisories and recorded mileage chronologically. Repeated advisories or similar defects appearing across several tests can be particularly useful when assessing a used vehicle.

SUZUKI SWIFT mileage history

MOT mileage records provide a chronological reference when researching a used SUZUKI SWIFT. Compare mileage readings across tests and with service invoices, maintenance records and other documentation rather than treating MOT mileage as a complete vehicle history.

SUZUKI SWIFT vehicle statistics

Vehicle characteristics based on the available Department for Transport data.

Body types

Cars100%
159,405 vehicles

Fuel types

Petrol64.06%
102,111 vehicles
Hybrid electric (petrol)34.59%
55,139 vehicles
Diesel1.35%
2,146 vehicles
Gas0.01%
9 vehicles

SUZUKI SWIFT vehicle population by year

Historical vehicle population data available for this model.

YearLicensed vehicles
2026318,810
20251,232,058
20241,195,434
20231,170,580
20221,162,482
20211,148,748
20201,120,852
20191,087,796
20181,029,326
2017986,692
2016944,870
2015881,968
2014416,298

SUZUKI SWIFT registrations by year

New vehicle registration data available for this model.

YearRegistrations
2026167,649
2025647,348
2024625,437
2023610,166
2022604,862
2021597,870
2020582,312
2019562,619
2018531,064
2017507,836
2016484,867
2015450,564
2014212,079

SUZUKI SWIFT statistics

Vehicle registration information from the latest available DfT dataset.

159,405
Licensed registrations
SUZUKI
Manufacturer
SWIFT
Model
UK
Market

Registration figures are based on the latest available Department for Transport vehicle dataset used by this website. They are not MOT pass-rate statistics.

What a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history can show

  • Previous MOT test results
  • MOT test dates
  • Recorded mileage
  • MOT failures
  • MOT advisories
  • Recurring defects

What a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history cannot show

  • Complete service history
  • Every mechanical repair
  • Quality of previous repairs
  • Complete accident history
  • Full engine or gearbox condition
  • Whether every advisory was repaired

Common MOT issues to investigate on a SUZUKI SWIFT

  • Previous MOT failures
  • Tyre advisories
  • Brake-related defects and advisories
  • Suspension wear
  • Steering-related defects
  • Lighting defects
  • Exhaust and emissions-related defects
  • Recurring advisories

What to check on a SUZUKI SWIFT

  • Check the latest MOT result
  • Review previous MOT tests
  • Compare recorded mileage chronologically
  • Look for recurring advisories
  • Check previous MOT failures
  • Compare MOT mileage with service records
  • Check tyres and brakes
  • Inspect suspension and steering
  • Look for unusual gaps in the MOT timeline
  • Consider an independent inspection before buying

How to read a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history

1

Check the latest MOT

Start with the most recent SUZUKI SWIFT MOT test and check whether it passed or failed.

2

Work backwards through the history

Review previous tests instead of relying only on the current result. Older failures and advisories provide useful context.

3

Compare recorded mileage

Look at mileage chronologically and compare the readings with service invoices and other vehicle documentation.

4

Look for recurring advisories

An isolated advisory can be relatively minor, while the same issue appearing across several MOT tests may deserve closer attention.

5

Compare the MOT with the service history

MOT history does not replace service records. Use both sources together when assessing a used vehicle.

Buying a used SUZUKI SWIFT

Before buying a used SUZUKI SWIFT, review the complete MOT timeline rather than relying only on the latest pass. Check previous failures, recurring advisories and mileage progression, then compare the findings with service history, maintenance records and the vehicle's current condition.

A recent MOT pass does not guarantee that a vehicle is mechanically perfect. The MOT test assesses specific roadworthiness requirements at the time of testing and is not a complete mechanical inspection.

If the MOT history shows recurring advisories, previous failures or unusual mileage patterns, investigate these alongside the vehicle's service records and current condition.

For an expensive used-car purchase, an independent inspection can provide additional information that cannot be obtained from MOT records alone.

SUZUKI SWIFT MOT FAQs

Common questions about checking a used SUZUKI SWIFT and understanding its MOT history.

How do I check a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history?+

Enter the SUZUKI SWIFT registration number into the vehicle lookup to check available MOT history, including previous tests, mileage, advisories and failures.

What should I look for in a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history?+

Look for previous failures, recurring advisories and unusual changes in recorded mileage. Compare the MOT history with the vehicle's service and maintenance records.

Can a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history show mileage?+

Yes. Mileage is recorded during MOT tests, allowing you to compare mileage readings over time. It should still be checked against other vehicle documentation.

Does a SUZUKI SWIFT MOT history show service history?+

No. MOT history and service history are separate records. An MOT is a roadworthiness test and does not provide a complete record of servicing or maintenance.

Is a recent MOT pass enough when buying a SUZUKI SWIFT?+

No. A recent MOT pass only reflects the vehicle's condition against MOT requirements at the time of testing. Review the complete MOT history, service history and current condition before buying.

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