2018 Audi Q5 2.0L Diesel · G22 KAY

The vehicle currently holds a solid and stable roadworthiness record, as indicated by the consistent passing of all MOT tests up to the most recent one recorded on 2026-01-12. This latest test at 79,678 miles was passed without any defects or advisories, confirming that the mechanical condition has remained within acceptable limits since the last inspection. The maintenance history demonstrates a stable trend, with no evidence of accelerating wear on critical components, as the MOTs have all passed with no recorded faults. The mileage pattern shows a clear chronological progression from 79,678 miles in the most recent test to 59,501 miles in the 2022 test, reflecting a steady accumulation of operational hours over the past four years. While the mileage is relatively low for a 2018 model, the absence of gaps between consecutive tests suggests the vehicle has maintained consistent driving habits without significant idling or breakdowns that would typically accelerate wear. The consistent progression from 73,761 miles in 2024 down to 59,501 miles in 2022 indicates that the vehicle has been driven at a moderate pace without notable acceleration of consumption or structural stress. Given the clean history and stable mileage, a buyer should prioritize inspecting the suspension system and wheel alignment at the time of purchase. While the chassis and drivetrain have not shown signs of fatigue or corrosion, the suspension bushes and coil springs are the most likely candidates for wear or damage that would require inspection. The absence of binding calipers or exhaust emissions issues makes the drivetrain and braking systems in good condition, but the suspension remains the primary focus for a thorough check to ensure the vehicle will remain safe and compliant for future use.