2021 Audi A1 1.0L Petrol · GY71 FOP

The 2025‑10‑10 MOT at 27,760 miles resulted in a pass, indicating that the vehicle met the required standards at that time. The earlier 2024‑10‑15 test at 15,281 miles also passed, though it recorded front tyre wear near the legal limit and a limited check of the front suspension. No major mechanical failures were noted in either test, suggesting a stable maintenance record. At five years old, the A1’s average annual mileage is about 5,550 miles, which is low for its age and may reflect periods of limited use. However, the jump from 15,281 miles in mid‑October 2024 to 27,760 miles in mid‑October 2025 represents an increase of roughly 12,500 miles in eleven months, indicating a period of intensified usage after the earlier test. A buyer should therefore focus on the components highlighted in the history: the front suspension bushes, coil springs and any binding calipers, as the previous inspection only allowed a partial check; the condition of the front tyre and the wear pattern on the edge should be verified; and the structural integrity of the undertrays and chassis for any corrosion or previous repair should be examined. Overall, the vehicle appears roadworthy based on the latest test, but the rapid mileage accumulation and the limited suspension assessment warrant a detailed in‑person inspection to confirm that wear has not progressed beyond the recorded advisories.