What is the MOT History AI Agent?

It is a paid AI analysis of a vehicle's complete MOT history. It reads every test on record, then writes up the recurring faults, mileage anomalies, likely replaced parts and plain-English advisories, with a verdict on each test. It costs GBP 1.49 per vehicle with no subscription.

How much does the MOT History AI Agent cost?

GBP 1.49 for one vehicle report. It is a single payment with no subscription, no account and nothing recurring.

How is this different from the free MOT history report?

The free report gives you the official DVSA record to read yourself. The AI agent reads it for you and reports the patterns - faults that repeat across years, mileage that does not add up, parts that were likely replaced - which are the things that are hard to see by eye in a long history.

Is it worth it before buying a used car?

That is the situation it was built for. The MOT history is the most honest record most used cars have, and it is written by testers with no interest in the sale. Having several years of it analysed before you commit to a few thousand pounds is the clearest case for the report.

How long does the report take?

About sixty seconds. You enter the registration, pay, and the agent reads the full history and writes the report while you wait.

MOT History AI Agent

Standalone AI tool £1.49

MOT History AI Agent

A standalone AI deep-dive on any UK vehicle’s full MOT history. Especially useful before buying a used car, or as an owner’s deep-dive on years of MOT data. For £1.49, the AI reads every line end-to-end and writes you the plain-English highlights — recurring faults, suspicious mileage, likely parts replaced, and a verdict on every test. Visual charts, per-test breakdown, and a shareable link to send to a mechanic.

How it works: Enter the registration and our AI pulls the full MOT timeline from the DVSA. Within 60 seconds you get: stat cards (days of MOT left, pass rate, mileage, average defects per test), every advisory explained in plain English, recurring faults flagged, a validity timeline, visual pass/fail and mileage charts, and a per-test breakdown of likely repairs. Share the link with a mechanic or a friend before you make an offer on the car.

Requires 2+ MOT tests. Takes up to 60 seconds as the AI analyses the full history.

What the MOT History AI Agent Does

The free MOT history report gives you the official record. The difficulty is that a long record is genuinely hard to read: ten years of tests is dozens of individual defects and advisories, written in testing-manual language, with the meaningful pattern spread thinly across all of it.

This agent reads the whole history end to end and writes up what it finds — the faults that keep coming back, the mileage that doesn’t add up, the parts that have almost certainly been replaced along the way, and a verdict on each test. One vehicle, about sixty seconds, £1.49, no subscription and no account.

What’s in the Report

Recurring faults identified across years. The same component failing or being flagged repeatedly is the strongest signal in any MOT history, and the hardest to spot by eye.
Mileage analysis. Annual mileage worked out test to test, with anomalies and inconsistencies called out.
Every advisory in plain English. Translated out of the official wording into what it actually means for the car.
Likely replaced parts, inferred from what stopped being mentioned after a given test.
A validity timeline and per-test charts, so the shape of the vehicle’s history is visible at a glance.
Days of MOT left and per-test defect averages.

Who It’s Actually For

Buying a used car. The clearest case. For less than the price of a coffee you get the vehicle’s full testing history read properly before you commit to several thousand pounds — and before you drive across the county to view it.
Deciding whether to keep a car. A history that shows the same components failing on a shortening cycle is a car telling you what next year looks like.
Selling a car. Knowing the history a buyer is about to read means you are not caught out by a question about an advisory from four years ago.
Any car you own and have never looked into. Most people have never read their own vehicle’s full record.

How It Compares

Everything this agent reads is available free on this site — you are paying for the reading, not for access to the data.

MOT History Report — free. The full official record, laid out for you to read yourself.
MOT History AI Agent — £1.49. That same record analysed, with the patterns across years pulled out and explained.
Failure Research AI Agent — £4.99. A different job: costing the defects on a car that has just failed, with researched UK prices.

Pay per report. There is no subscription, nothing recurring, and no account to close afterwards.

MOT History AI Agent

What the MOT History AI Agent Does

What’s in the Report

Who It’s Actually For

How It Compares

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