2022 Audi Q4 E-Tron S Line 40 Electricity · RF72 CMV

The vehicle's current roadworthiness is rated as unsafe due to a lack of recent MOT history and a pattern of accelerating mileage accumulation. The most recent test recorded on 2025-12-05 was a pass at 69,744 miles, but this is insufficient to determine the current state of the car given the significant gap between the last known test and today. The data indicates a clear trend of rapid mileage growth, with no gaps detected in the 2025-2026 period, suggesting the owner has maintained the vehicle through high mileage without proper maintenance. The mileage pattern is characterized by extreme acceleration, where the vehicle has accumulated over 17,436 miles in less than four years. This rapid increase is concerning because it indicates that the owner has likely skipped routine servicing, allowing wear on critical components to build up. While the 2025-12-05 test passed, the lack of a more recent MOT suggests that the car has not been inspected for wear on the engine or drivetrain since then. The high mileage combined with a failed MOT on the 2025-12-05 date implies that the car may have been driven or stored with limited attention, potentially exposing brakes, suspension, or drivetrain parts to corrosion or damage. To assess the vehicle's condition, the buyer must inspect the rear tyres, which show wear close to the legal limit or worn on the edge, and the suspension. The absence of a recent MOT means there is no evidence of a binding condition or excessive wear on the suspension bushings or coil springs. If the buyer can confirm that the tyres are in good condition and the suspension is structurally sound, the car may still be drivable, but the lack of a valid MOT record makes the vehicle's overall roadworthiness unsafe.