The SEAT Alhambra is a diesel-powered car sold in the UK market across multiple generations, covering a broad date range in the test population.
MOT data from 34,618 tests puts this car on a 77.9% first-time pass rate, roughly in line with the UK fleet average. Average mileage at test is 91,333 miles. The most common fail item is worn suspension pin or bush, followed by tyre with exposed cords.
The SEAT Alhambra was in production from 2010 until 2020, during which time it cemented a reputation for being one of the best seven-seat MPVs you can buy. It shares much in common with the Volkswagen Sharan, but a more affordable price and arguably nicer styling give the Alhambr.
Buyers weighing up a used Alhambra should treat the failure breakdown as a pre-purchase checklist. The pass rate is reasonable, but the gap between first attempt and a clean sheet narrows with age and mileage.