MOT history and recorded mileage
GOV.UK / DVSASee MOT passes and failures, advisories, recorded test mileage, certificate information and the next MOT due date.
Open official service ↗Use trusted government services to check a UK registration before buying, transporting or recovering a vehicle. Each button opens the official service in a new tab.
Baba does not receive the registration or result when you use these links. Follow the instructions on the official website and verify that the vehicle details match.
See MOT passes and failures, advisories, recorded test mileage, certificate information and the next MOT due date.
Open official service ↗Check whether a vehicle is taxed or declared off the road and view current vehicle-tax information.
Open official service ↗Check registration date, year, fuel, engine size, weight, emissions, tax, MOT and other details held by DVLA.
Open official service ↗Check whether a vehicle model, part or accessory has been recalled for a safety reason.
Open official service ↗The official MOT history can show recorded mileage at each test, passes, failures and advisory items. The DVLA vehicle enquiry service can show tax, SORN, registration, engine, fuel, weight, emissions and MOT information. These checks can help confirm that the registration and basic description are consistent.
These free links do not provide a complete commercial history report for outstanding finance, theft databases, insurance write-off detail or a guaranteed market valuation. Those checks require an appropriate licensed provider. Always inspect the vehicle and its original documents before purchase.
Yes. The official MOT history service shows the mileage recorded when the vehicle was tested, where records are available.
The public vehicle enquiry does not reveal the keeper's identity. GOV.UK explains the separate process for requesting keeper information from DVLA.
No. It is a collection of official free checks, not a paid finance, theft, write-off or valuation report.
Baba checks transport and loading details. The buyer remains responsible for ownership, history, payment and document checks.