2022 Audi A4 S Line BLK ED 35 Tfsi Mhev 2.0L Petrol · DG22 BNZ

A consistent record of regulatory compliance defines this Audi A4, marked by a trouble-free pass on the thirty-first of May 2026 that successfully cleared the administrative hurdle of a prior refusal two days earlier. That initial May failure recorded no specific technical defects, pointing instead to a procedural or rectification issue rather than a structural or mechanical fault, which was promptly resolved for the subsequent pass. Across its three documented tests spanning from February 2025 to the summer of 2026, the vehicle has generated an entirely clean slate with zero advisory items or component failures flagged by the examiners, indicating stable baseline roadworthiness during its early life cycle. Accumulating forty thousand five hundred forty-one miles over roughly four years translates to an average of about ten thousand one hundred thirty-five miles annually, placing this machine precisely within normal UK driving parameters for a modern fleet or private executive vehicle. This steady accumulation pattern avoids both the mechanical risks associated with prolonged stationary storage, such as brake disc pitting and auxiliary battery degradation, and the excessive drivetrain fatigue typical of heavy commercial use. Because the mileage builds at a predictable rate, major service items and consumable wear are distributed evenly across the vehicle's age rather than compressed into accelerated intervals. Although the official testing history reveals no recurring structural corrosion, suspension wear, or braking system defects, a physical inspection during a test drive remains essential to verify the health of the multi-link front and rear suspension geometry common to this platform. Listen closely for any dull knocking or suspension compliance noises over sharp urban potholes or speed humps, which would indicate premature wear in the control arm bushes or anti-roll bar drop links. Pay attention to the braking pedal feel under firm application to ensure the regenerative and friction braking transition of the mild hybrid system operates smoothly without grabbing or vibration. Finally, verify the operation of the turbocharged two-litre petrol engine and its twelve-volt mild hybrid architecture during both cold startup and warm-running conditions, checking for any unusual mechanical rattles from the timing chain area or oil misting around the engine bay. Confirm that the automatic transmission shifts seamlessly through all ratios under acceleration and that electronic parking brake engagement is immediate and fault-free. Prospective buyers should complement this flawless MOT history with a thorough inspection of the service records to verify that fluid and filter changes have kept pace with the annual mileage accumulation.