2024 Audi A3 1.8L Petrol · LA13 OYL

The vehicle presents a clean MOT record with no recorded defects across all three tests, indicating sound mechanical integrity and proper maintenance up to January 2026. The most recent test at 52,081 miles shows no outstanding issues, suggesting the car remains in roadworthy condition without active deterioration trends. There are no advisories or repeated failures pointing to systemic neglect or component fatigue. At two years old with over 52,000 miles, the car has averaged around 26,000 miles annually, which is relatively high for its age. The first MOT entry recorded at 65,080 miles in January 2024 appears inconsistent with later entries and may indicate a discrepancy in reported mileage or an early test due to regulatory requirements. Subsequent tests in 2025 and 2026 show consistent usage patterns with steady annual mileage accumulation. No significant gaps in testing history were found that would suggest prolonged storage or irregular servicing schedules. Given the absence of recorded defects, buyers should still verify the condition of high-wear items typically affected by higher-mileage driving. Particular attention should be paid to brake pad thickness and disc surface condition, especially at the rear axle where binding was not noted but could develop unseen. Suspension components such as lower arms, strut mounts, and anti-roll bar links should also be inspected for play or damage, even though no issues were flagged during MOTs. Confirming the state of tyres, exhaust mounting brackets, and engine oil condition will help validate continued service adherence beyond what the pass certificates alone confirm.