2020 Audi Q3 S Line 35 Tfsi 1.5L Petrol · FT51 YYY

The most recent MOT (October 2025) passed with minor issues: a nail in the nearside front tyre, a shallow cut on the offside front tyre, and front brake discs showing wear, pitting, or scoring but not serious weakening. These are typical age-related concerns for a 6-year-old vehicle with 70,876 miles. Recurring patterns include windscreen damage in previous MOTs (2023–2024), though it did not impair driver visibility. The latest MOT highlights more mechanical wear, particularly on braking components, suggesting gradual degradation over time. While the brake disc issues are not critical, they indicate the need for closer inspection of braking performance and potential replacement. Mileage (11,813 miles per year) is average for this age, implying normal use without extreme wear. However, the brake disc findings suggest typical component fatigue. Lower mileage could also mean the car was occasionally unused, which might affect fluid levels, battery health, or rubber components. No evidence of worsening safety risks, but mechanical wear is progressing. Buyers should prioritise checking the front brake discs for excessive scoring, warping, or thickness below legal limits.