2022 Audi A1 1.0L Petrol · MM71 OFT

The vehicle has just passed its MOT as of 28 May 2026, though this followed a failure only a few days earlier on 22 May. There is a clear pattern of neglecting basic consumables. The nearside rear tyre was flagged as being close to the legal limit in May 2025, yet it was left unaddressed for a full year until it became a legal failure in May 2026. Similarly, the front brake pads have worn thin enough to cause a failure and remain listed as an advisory on the most recent pass. This indicates a reactive maintenance trend where parts are run to the point of failure rather than being replaced proactively. The recorded mileage of 38,582 miles is typical for a four-year-old car. This suggests standard usage, but the MOT history implies that the vehicle's condition is trending toward neglect regarding wear-and-tear items. A buyer should first inspect the current depth and condition of all tyres and the remaining thickness of the front brake pads to ensure they have been replaced with quality parts rather than just barely meeting the minimum legal requirement to pass the test.