2018 Audi A6 1.8L Petrol · RV18 AEZ

The Audi A6 holds a current MOT pass from 27 March 2026 at 70,216 miles with only a front brake pad wear advisory recorded. The maintenance trend remains stable across six consecutive annual tests, each resulting in a pass without dangerous or major defects. No structural corrosion, suspension failure, or emissions issues appear in the record, indicating consistent basic upkeep. Annual mileage has tracked steadily at roughly 3,000 to 4,000 miles per year, moving from 47,113 miles in March 2021 to 70,216 miles at the latest test. Test dates cluster tightly each spring, with no unexplained gaps or sudden mileage spikes that would suggest hard use or prolonged storage. The 8,777-mile annual average sits comfortably within typical parameters for a 2018 executive saloon. Recurring advisories point to consumable wear rather than mechanical degradation. Rear tyres approached the legal limit on both sides in March 2021 at 47,113 miles, and the front offside tyre showed edge wear in April 2024 at 64,706 miles. The latest test flags front pads wearing thin at 70,216 miles. A buyer should verify current tread depths across all four corners, confirm even pad wear on both front calipers, and check for any pulling under braking that might indicate a binding piston. Beyond the recorded items, inspect the front suspension arms and bushes for play given the mileage, and examine the rear brake discs for lip formation or corrosion from light use. The absence of advisories on coil springs, exhaust, or steering components is positive, yet a ramp inspection remains essential to confirm the underside matches the clean paper trail.