2013 Audi Q5 2.0L Diesel · F25 RDJ

The vehicle's overall roadworthiness is currently in a state of variable maintenance, with the most recent MOT inspection on 2025-11-05 passing at 152,095 miles without defects. This indicates a stable trend for the current year, with no new faults recorded since the previous test. The 2025-11-04 failure, occurring at 152,090 miles with no reported issues, suggests a potential issue with the braking system or suspension components that has resolved itself or been addressed. Regarding the mileage history, the vehicle has shown a relatively clean progression of data, with no significant gaps or rapid acceleration in accumulated miles since the first test. While the 2025-11-05 test is the most recent, the mileage accumulation is consistent with an average of approximately 11,700 miles per year, which is typical for a 2013 model. This pattern suggests the vehicle has been maintained on a regular schedule, though the lack of a 2026-01-30 test means we cannot confirm the exact mileage at the end of the current year. A buyer should inspect the car for structural and mechanical risks, particularly focusing on suspension components, brake discs, and exhaust emissions, given the history of a 2025-11-04 failure. The 2025-11-05 test passed without defects, implying that if the brakes or suspension were failing in the past, they have likely been replaced or repaired. However, the 2025-11-04 failure at 152,090 miles requires a careful review of the brake calipers, disc wear, and suspension bushings to rule out a serious structural failure that could have been missed in the previous test.