MOT (Ministry of Transport) test is a compulsory annual test of cars over a certain age in Britain. MOT test normally costs about £55, but currently it is being offered for free to drivers of three-year old cars. The offer comes from Warranty Direct – a car warranty provider. In working on this, the company has collaborated with Kwik Fit service centers. If compared with 2009, more cars failed in their MOT test last year. The increase is up to 40.6%, equivalent to 976,000 of extra cars.
Based on the fact, Warranty Direct takes the initiative to offer the MOT test with no fee. Cars qualified for the free test are those in the age of three years. In that age, cars usually begin showing signs of tear and wear. For avoiding the MOT test fee, cars must be registered not less than 30 days before the third anniversary of their registration date.
However, unqualified cars still can get 45% off the test fee. It is really a very interesting offer which everyone should not refuse. People need to take benefit of this chance for knowing the real condition of their cars.
More details about this offer (Free Ministry of Transport test) can be obtained from www.warrantydirect.co.uk/mot.
