Classic Car Buyer

A fifth of failures

Fears over unsafe classics on our roads have gathered pace following new data from the DVSA, which has revealed that almost one in five of the cars voluntarily submitted for an MoT test since the beginning of 2019 have initially failed.

Back in May 2018 MoT exemption was controversially brought in line with historic vehicle tax (VED), meaning vehicles built more than 40 years ago no longer need to be tested providing

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