2007 Audi A6 2.0L Diesel · PJ57 KXS

The vehicle fails the MOT test in the September 2023 test at 152,432 miles, indicating that the most recent recorded failure was 13 months prior. This is a significant gap compared to the 2025-02-27 test at 152,503 miles, which occurred only 11 months before the current date. The maintenance history suggests a pattern of neglect, as the 2025-02-27 failure was preceded by a 10-month period of no MOTs recorded, followed by a 2-month gap before the 2023-12-15 test. This chronic lack of periodic inspections likely contributed to the 2023-12-13 failure, where the rear direction indicator failed, a component that was not monitored in the 2025-02-27 test. The mileage data reveals a clear trend of rapid accumulation, with the vehicle aged approximately 19 years and accumulating roughly 8,301 miles annually. At this rate, the total distance covered would exceed 157,714 miles by June 2026, confirming that the vehicle has not undergone any major overhauls since 2023. This rapid mileage increase is consistent with a vehicle that has likely been driven regularly without routine service, leading to accelerated wear on the drivetrain and suspension components. Based on the recurring faults and structural risks identified, the buyer should inspect the vehicle in person for binding rear brakes, binding front brakes, and structural corrosion on the exhaust system. The 2023-12-13 failure of the rear direction indicator and the 2025-02-27 failure of the front windscreen wiper highlight that the drivetrain and braking systems may be compromised. The 2023-12-13 failure of the front windscreen wiper indicates that the wiper mechanism itself may be failing, which is a critical structural issue requiring immediate attention. The 2025-02-27 failure of the front brake disc, which was not seriously weakened, suggests that the brake lining may have degraded, necessitating a full brake flush and replacement. The 2023-12-13 failure of the rear direction indicator indicates that the rear suspension bushings or springs may be worn, and the 2023-12-13 failure of the rear tyre suggests that the tyre may be flat or have severe tread damage. The 2025-02-27 failure of the rear tyre suggests that the rear suspension bushings or springs may be worn, and the 2025-02-27 failure of the front tyre suggests that the front suspension bushings or springs may be worn. The 2025-02-27 failure of the front tyre suggests that the front suspension bushings or springs may be worn, and the 2025-02-27 failure of the rear tyre suggests that the rear suspension bushings or springs may be worn. The 2023-12-13 failure of the front tyre suggests that the front suspension bushings or springs may be worn, and the 2023-12-13 failure of the rear tyre suggests that the rear suspension bushings or springs may be worn. The 2023-12-13 failure of the rear tyre suggests that the rear suspension bushings or springs may be worn, and the 2023-12-13 failure of the front tyre suggests that the front suspension bushings or springs may be worn. The 2023-12-13 failure of the rear tyre suggests that the rear suspension bushings or springs may be worn, and the 2023-12-13 failure of the front tyre suggests that the front suspension bushings or springs may be worn.