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Originally Posted by SD1too
Despite the scare stories, if your car fails an MOT test before the existing expiry date, the car will still be shown on the .gov website as having a valid MOT. So yes, you can still legally drive the car.
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This is true although on any checks like anpr it will show the latest result as a failed mot. Technically you have an mot and that can’t be removed but you then have the argument that you are driving a vehicle knowingly with a defect. If the defect that has been repaired and you haven’t had a retest I'm not sure how you would stand, I wouldn’t like to take the chance
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