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[{"tab":"Top car makes we've scrapped in Blackburn","data":[{"name":"Vauxhall","value":5856},{"name":"Ford","value":5252},{"name":"Volkswagen","value":3448},{"name":"Peugeot","value":2338},{"name":"Toyota","value":2019}],"summary":"Across 38,669 vehicles quoted and collected in Blackburn, Vauxhall was the most commonly scrapped make with 5,856 vehicles, followed by Ford with 5,252 and Volkswagen with 3,448. Peugeot and Toyota completed the top five, reflecting the popularity of mainstream brands among end-of-life vehicles in the area."},{"tab":"Top car models we've scrapped in Blackburn","data":[{"name":"Fiesta Zetec","value":248},{"name":"Vauxhall Corsa Sxi","value":214},{"name":"MINI Cooper","value":179},{"name":"Renault Clio Dynamique","value":172},{"name":"Fiesta Zetec Climate","value":155}],"summary":"The Ford Fiesta was the most commonly scrapped model in Blackburn, with 248 vehicles quoted and collected, followed by the Vauxhall Corsa with 214 and the MINI Cooper with 179. These compact, economical cars have long been popular with Blackburn motorists thanks to their affordability, practicality and low running costs, making them a common sight among vehicles reaching the end of their working life."},{"tab":"Vehicle ages we've scrapped in Blackburn","data":[{"name":"19 years old","value":4809},{"name":"18 years old","value":4409},{"name":"20 years old","value":3893},{"name":"17 years old","value":3723},{"name":"16 years old","value":3174}],"summary":"The most common age for vehicles scrapped in Blackburn was 19 years, with 4,809 vehicles reaching end of life at this age. Most vehicles were between 15 and 19 years old when scrapped, highlighting the long service life of many cars in the area before repair costs and wear eventually made them uneconomical to keep on the road."},{"tab":"Most common MOT failures in Blackburn","data":[{"name":"4.2.1 (a) (ii)","label":"Position lamp not working","value":383},{"name":"5.2.3 (e)","label":"Tyre tread depth below requirements of 1.6mm","value":363},{"name":"1.4.2 (a) (i)","label":"Parking brake efficiency below requirements","value":335},{"name":"5.3.1 (b) (i)","label":"Coil spring fractured or broken","value":321},{"name":"6.1.7 (g) (ii)","label":"Drive shaft joint constant velocity boot split or insecure, no longer prevents the ingress of dirt","value":263}],"summary":"Position lamp faults were the most common MOT issue among vehicles scrapped in Blackburn, affecting 383 vehicles, followed by tyre tread depth problems on 363 vehicles and parking brake inefficiency on 335. These are the types of wear-and-tear faults that often become more common as vehicles age and approach the end of their usable life."},{"tab":"Average mileage at scrapping in Blackburn","data":[{"name":"0-50k miles","value":1679},{"name":"50-75k miles","value":3778},{"name":"75-100k miles","value":7477},{"name":"100-125k miles","value":8718},{"name":"125k+ miles","value":14517}],"summary":"Vehicles scrapped in Blackburn reached end of life at an average of 118,911 miles, slightly above the UK average of 116,381 miles. High-mileage vehicles were particularly common, with 14,517 cars recording more than 125,000 miles before being scrapped, reflecting the long working lives many vehicles achieve in the area."},{"tab":"Fuel types we've scrapped in Blackburn","data":[{"name":"Petrol","value":19996},{"name":"Diesel","value":18134},{"name":"Hybrid","value":240},{"name":"Electric","value":37},{"name":"Other","value":59}],"summary":"Petrol vehicles made up the largest share of cars scrapped in Blackburn, accounting for 19,996 vehicles (52%), while diesel vehicles represented 18,134 (47%). Hybrids (240), electric vehicles (37) and other fuel types (59) accounted for a much smaller proportion, showing that the area's end-of-life vehicle fleet remains overwhelmingly petrol and diesel powered."},{"tab":"Transmission types we've scrapped in Blackburn","data":[{"name":"Manual","value":31352},{"name":"Automatic","value":4547},{"name":"Semi-Automatic","value":814},{"name":"Other","value":220},{"name":"Sequential","value":1}],"summary":"Manual transmissions dominated the vehicles scrapped in Blackburn, with 31,352 vehicles accounting for around 85% of all quotes and collections. Automatic vehicles made up a much smaller share at 12%, while semi-automatic, sequential and other transmission types were relatively uncommon, highlighting the continued popularity of manual gearboxes among the area's end-of-life vehicles."}]