2001 Audi A2 1.4L Diesel · LK51 AHZ

The latest DVSA test on 6 October 2025, conducted at 91,349 miles, resulted in a pass with no defects recorded, demonstrating that the vehicle remains roadworthy and that the maintenance trend has been stable over the past three years. Previous tests from 2022 through 2024 also showed passes with no defects, reinforcing confidence that no recurring mechanical failures have emerged. At 25 years old, the Audi A2 has accumulated 91,349 miles, averaging roughly 3,650 miles per year, a figure lower than typical for a vehicle of this age and suggesting periods of limited use or extended standing. The interval between the 6 October 2022 failure (77,118 mi) and the 18 October 2022 pass (77,123 mi) covered only five miles, while the jump to the 10 October 2023 test (80,506 mi) represents an increase of 3,383 miles in one year, and subsequent rises to 85,356 mi in 2024 and 91,349 mi in 2025 show a steady acceleration of mileage accumulation. A buyer should therefore inspect the suspension bushes and coil springs for wear or cracking, verify that the rear brake calipers are not binding, and examine the condition of the brake discs and pads for uneven wear or corrosion. The exhaust system and chassis should be checked for rust, especially around the wheel arches and sills, as structural integrity can deteriorate despite a clean MOT record. Overall, the vehicle’s MOT history indicates reliable upkeep, but the combination of age and relatively low mileage warrants a thorough physical assessment of suspension, braking, and structural components before final purchase.