2017 Audi A4 2.0L Petrol · S16 AAG

The Audi A4 cleared the January 2026 MOT at 35,649 miles with no recorded defects. The preceding January 2025 test also passed at 33,058 miles, indicating a stable maintenance record. The only failure in the history occurred in January 2023 when rear tyres were cut beyond the ply, a fault not repeated in later tests. The brake pad advisory from 2021 has not resurfaced, and no new advisories appear in the most recent entries. Mileage accumulation shows a modest 2,591 miles between the 2025 and 2026 tests, roughly 236 miles per month, while the overall increase from 13,820 miles in 2020 to 35,649 miles in 2026 averages around 3,960 miles per year. This low figure for a six‑year‑old vehicle suggests light use or periods of storage, and the test intervals are consistent with typical annual MOT scheduling. No significant gaps in the record are evident, and the data reflects a clean, predictable usage pattern. A prospective buyer should inspect the rear tyres for any cuts, bulges or uneven wear, as the 2023 failure indicates a vulnerability to damage. The brake system warrants a close check; the 2021 entry noted pads at 80 % wear, so verifying pad thickness and disc condition is essential. Suspension bushes and mounts should be examined for corrosion or excessive play, especially given the low‑mileage storage possibility. Finally, a thorough visual scan for rust on the under‑body, exhaust brackets and wheel arches will reveal any neglect that mileage alone might conceal.