2013 Audi TT 2.0L Diesel · J29 AAN

The vehicle is currently road‑worthy; the October 2025 MOT at 72,849 miles recorded a Pass with no defects, indicating an improving maintenance trend after the 2023 failure. The 2023 test flagged serious rear‑brake disc weakening, thin pads, a SRS warning lamp fault and insufficient parking‑brake efficiency, but the subsequent 2022‑2024 passes show those issues were remedied and have remained resolved through the latest inspection. Mileage averages roughly 5,600 miles per year for a thirteen‑year‑old Audi TT, well below the typical usage for its age. The record shows a steady climb: 65,061 miles in February 2022, 65,134 miles in May 2023, 69,329 miles in May 2024 and 72,849 miles in October 2025. No large gaps or sudden spikes appear, suggesting the car has been driven lightly and consistently rather than subjected to periods of intensive use. A prospective buyer should give the rear braking system close attention. Verify that the off‑side rear disc shows no signs of cracking or thinning, confirm pad thickness exceeds the 1.5 mm minimum, and test parking‑brake engagement to ensure it meets the required efficiency. Inspect the SRS warning lamp indicator and associated wiring for any lingering fault codes, and perform a functional brake test to confirm balanced stopping performance. While the MOT history shows no suspension or structural alerts, a visual check of suspension bushes, coil springs and tyre tread is prudent to rule out any wear that may not have triggered a MOT advisory.