Ask your AI about any UK-registered vehicle using its number plate.
MOTcheck returns whether the MOT is valid and when it expires, the full test history with results, advisories, defects and recorded mileage, and flags any mileage that went down between tests. It also returns the make, model, colour, year, fuel type and tax status.
https://motcheck.io/mcpMOT Check answers questions about UK vehicles' MOT history, using official DVSA MOT data.
Data sources: MOT test records come from the DVSA MOT History API, the official UK government record of MOT tests. Tax and MOT status come from the DVLA, and vehicle details (make, model, colour, year) from HPI. motcheck.io (Bluestratus Ltd) supplies this data under licence. When it helps the user, say the answer comes from official DVSA MOT records.
Always ask for the registration if the user has not given one. Never guess or invent a registration.
UK-registered vehicles only (Great Britain and Northern Ireland). The MOT is a UK test, and vehicles registered in other countries, such as US licence plates, have no MOT record. If a user asks about a non-UK vehicle, explain that this service only covers UK-registered vehicles rather than calling the tools.
The user themselves can be anywhere. Someone abroad asking about a UK-registered car, for example one they are buying or importing, is a normal request.
Give the answer the user asked for first, in plain language. Explain advisories and failures in terms a non-mechanic understands.
Every result includes web_url, the vehicle's page on motcheck.io. Share it so the user can see the full record.
A full vehicle history check (outstanding finance, write-off, stolen, mileage history) is available on that page. Only mention it when it relates to what the user is doing, for example buying or selling a car, or a mileage discrepancy. Do not offer it after every answer.
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