2023 Audi A3 S Line 35 Tfsi 1.5L Petrol · JE57 AUN

The December 2025 test at 67,306 miles returned a clean pass with no defects or advisories recorded, confirming the Audi holds a current MOT certificate valid until late 2026. Across five consecutive tests stretching back to June 2022, the record shows zero failures and zero advisory items, a pattern that indicates a stable, well-maintained roadworthiness baseline rather than a resolving or worsening trend. Such a consistently clean slate on a ten-year-old supermini is notable; it suggests the previous owner addressed wear items proactively before they reached the tester’s threshold. Mileage accumulation has accelerated sharply over the last three years. The June 2022 test logged 31,784 miles, rising to 34,091 by January 2023, then jumping to 44,905 by December 2023. The following two annual cycles added roughly 13,000 and 9,300 miles respectively, pushing the odometer to the current 67,306. This shift from very low annual mileage to above-average usage coincides with the period covered by the supplied history, meaning the most recent tests reflect the car operating under a heavier duty cycle. Despite the spotless paperwork, a buyer should verify the condition of consumables that often escape advisory notes until failure is imminent. Inspect the front brake discs for lip wear and measure pad thickness, as the increased annual mileage accelerates wear rates. Check the rear brake binding tendency common on the MQB platform after periods of standing. Examine the front suspension lower arms and anti-roll bar drop links for play, and probe the rear beam axle bushes for splitting. Finally, lift the carpet and inspect the front floor pans and seatbelt stalk mounts for corrosion, as the clean MOT history does not guarantee structural integrity on a vehicle of this age.