GK20 OHZ 2020 Toyota Yaris
- White
- Hybrid Electric
- 1,497 cc
- 26,241 miles
MOT history
No issues
MOT valid until 30 April 2027.
- 4Tests
- 4Passed
- 0Failed
- 3Advisories
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20 Apr 2026 Pass 26,241 mi No advisories
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1 May 2025 Pass 20,011 mi 2 advisories
Advisories
- Offside Rear Tyre slightly damaged/cracking or perishing (5.2.3 (d) (ii))
- Nearside Front Tyre slightly damaged/cracking or perishing (5.2.3 (d) (ii))
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1 Mar 2024 Pass 13,471 mi 1 advisory
Advisories
- Tyre slightly damaged/cracking or perishing all 4 (5.2.3 (d) (ii))
Show 1 earlier test
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16 Feb 2023 Pass 7,905 mi No advisories
Toyota Yaris MOT facts
In line with the 72.3% average for all cars. From 460,778 Toyota Yaris MOT tests in 2025.
Tax & emissions
Road tax
No issues
Taxed until 1 Nov 2026.
Standard rate for cars registered from April 2017 · 2026/27 rates. Cars with a list price over £40,000 when new pay an extra £440 a year for 5 years. List price is not held on the DVLA record, so it is not included here.
ULEZ status
No issues
ULEZ compliant.
- Euro status
- Euro 6
- Fuel
- Hybrid Electric
- Year built
- 2020
- First registered
- March 2020
Vehicle details
- Make
- Toyota
- Model
- Yaris
- Colour
- White
- Fuel
- Hybrid Electric
- Engine size
- 1,497 cc
- Year of manufacture
- 2020
- First registered
- March 2020
- CO₂ emissions
- 84 g/km
- Euro status
- EURO 6 AM
- Latest V5C issued
- 28 Nov 2023
Outstanding finance
Full History Report1 in 4 cars has outstanding finance. While money is owed, the car belongs to the lender, who can take it back even after it has been sold.
- Finance agreement
- In the Full History Report
- Finance company
- In the Full History Report
- Agreement type
- In the Full History Report
Mileage history
Odometer readings as recorded at each MOT test.
No issues
No mileage discrepancies found in MOT records.
Theft check
Full History ReportAround 150 cars are stolen across the UK every day. Make sure GK20 OHZ isn’t one of them.
- Currently recorded as stolen
- In the Full History Report
- Previously recorded as stolen
- In the Full History Report
Safety recalls
Attention
A safety recall may affect this vehicle.
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1 Recall R/2019/201 A transistor to the circuit board in the DC-DC convertor could be inadequate
Defect: The hybrid system could shut down resulting in loss of motive power
Remedy: Inspect and replace the DC-DC converter with new one if necessary
What should I do?
Contact the manufacturer or an authorised dealer to confirm whether this recall affects this car and whether any work is required.
Accident history
Full History ReportInsurers record a car as a write-off (Category A, B, S or N) when it’s too damaged or too costly to repair. A repaired write-off can be sold again, but it’s worth less.
- Insurance write-off
- In the Full History Report
- Category and date
- In the Full History Report
- Insurer
- In the Full History Report
Legal status
Insurance
Check insurance status with MIB
Check whether GK20 OHZ is currently insured using the Motor Insurance Database.
Market value
Market value unavailable
We couldn’t determine a reliable market value for this car.
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Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between a Basic Car Report and a Full History Report?
This Basic Car Report is free and built from public DVLA and DVSA records for GK20 OHZ: its MOT history, the mileage recorded at each MOT, tax and SORN status, ULEZ status and safety recalls where available. The Full History Report adds the checks those public records can’t show: outstanding finance, insurance write-offs, police stolen records, previous owners, plate changes and mileage records from beyond the MOT.
How can I check if a car has outstanding finance or has been stolen?
Neither is in the Basic Car Report, because public DVLA and DVSA records don’t include finance agreements or police stolen reports; they come from separate finance and police data. The Full History Report checks both for GK20 OHZ, along with write-offs and previous owners, before you hand over any money.
What should I check before buying a used car?
Start with the public checks in this report: the MOT history for repeat failures and advisories, mileage readings that rise steadily, tax and SORN status, and any outstanding safety recalls. Then check what public records don’t show: outstanding finance, insurance write-offs, stolen records and ownership history. Finally, see the car in person and make sure the V5C logbook and VIN match the car and the seller.
What should I check before buying a used Toyota?
Toyotas fail their MOT most often on lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment: 31% of their failures, against 25% for all cars. In this car’s MOT history above, look for failures and advisories in that area and ask whether they were fixed.
Are Toyotas reliable used cars?
MOT results are a useful public guide. In 2025, Toyotas passed 75.1% of their initial MOT tests, 2.8 points above the 72.3% average for all cars and 29th of 63 makes. Older ones pass less often, 88.3% at 3 to 5 years old against 63.5% at 11 years and over, so how this car has been looked after matters most: its MOT history above is the best evidence. Compare every Toyota model’s MOT record.