MOT PASS RATES

The Audi Q5 2018 by postcode

94.2% in DA vs 83.4% in SA — a 10.8-point gap for the same model and year

Postcode spread

Where the same car, same year, passes — and where it does not.

Audi Q5 2018 MOT pass rate by postcode area

The Audi Q5 2018 MOT pass rate by postcode area runs from 94.2% in DA down to 83.4% in SA — 10.8 points apart for the same model, the same model year and the same test. Below are all 92 postcode areas that tested enough of them to publish.

Best area DA · 94.2% 465 tests
Worst area SA · 83.4% 379 tests
National rate 87.6% all years of this model

What a 10.8-point gap means

Pinned to one model year, this is not a table of old cars: every 2018 Audi Q5 in the data is the same age. Over five annual MOTs the gap between the best and worst area is 0.5 extra failures — about £26–£71 in parts at this model's typical failure cost .

151 of 170 models by how far apart their best and worst postcode area are. Wider: BMW 218 (11). Narrower: Ford Kuga (10.7).

Rates are for the 2018 model year only, in areas with at least 200 tests of it. Mileage, trim and use are pooled — a city van and a motorway van are one line here. Method. Compare it with the model's full history or this exact year.

Every postcode area, worst first

Area Pass rate vs national Tests
SA 83.4% -4.2 379
FK 84.5% -3.1 239
ML 85.8% -1.8 267
DD 86.4% -1.2 236
AB 87.3% -0.3 733
LS 87.4% -0.2 452
NN 87.4% -0.2 438
EH 87.5% -0.1 591
LN 87.5% -0.1 224
NG 87.5% -0.1 697
G 88.0% +0.4 818
WR 88.1% +0.5 202
W 88.2% +0.6 237
HD 88.2% +0.6 204
EX 88.5% +0.9 253
YO 88.6% +1.0 341
IV 88.6% +1.0 334
BN 88.8% +1.2 427
SO 88.9% +1.3 422
RH 89.0% +1.4 662
CO 89.0% +1.4 282
RM 89.1% +1.5 449
BH 89.1% +1.5 468
PL 89.2% +1.6 269
WV 89.2% +1.6 297
ME 89.3% +1.7 401
TS 89.5% +1.9 351
HG 89.6% +2.0 202
SL 89.7% +2.1 368
BS 89.7% +2.1 477
IG 89.8% +2.2 215
DN 89.8% +2.2 412
GU 89.9% +2.3 838
SW 89.9% +2.3 730
IP 89.9% +2.3 365
RG 89.9% +2.3 932
SE 90.2% +2.6 460
NW 90.3% +2.7 578
PO 90.3% +2.7 372
L 90.6% +3.0 381
BR 90.8% +3.2 379
BA 90.8% +3.2 347
CW 90.8% +3.2 293
OX 90.8% +3.2 511
NE 90.8% +3.2 740
CF 90.8% +3.2 447
ST 90.9% +3.3 361
SG 90.9% +3.3 361
TW 90.9% +3.3 778
LE 90.9% +3.3 607
HU 90.9% +3.3 232
WF 91.0% +3.4 354
HP 91.0% +3.4 620
TN 91.0% +3.4 598
WA 91.0% +3.4 377
B 91.0% +3.4 1,233
SY 91.0% +3.4 324
CV 91.1% +3.5 608
SS 91.3% +3.7 366
M 91.3% +3.7 507
CR 91.4% +3.8 405
AL 91.4% +3.8 336
WD 91.5% +3.9 365
EN 91.5% +3.9 284
CB 91.6% +4.0 308
CH 91.6% +4.0 298
KT 91.6% +4.0 886
SN 91.7% +4.1 254
CT 91.7% +4.1 218
SK 91.9% +4.3 467
GL 91.9% +4.3 470
S 92.0% +4.4 684
PE 92.0% +4.4 792
OL 92.1% +4.5 227
LL 92.2% +4.6 230
DE 92.4% +4.8 436
KA 92.5% +4.9 252
MK 92.5% +4.9 455
N 92.5% +4.9 550
SP 92.6% +5.0 202
E 92.7% +5.1 519
CM 92.7% +5.1 765
PR 92.7% +5.1 301
NR 92.7% +5.1 523
CA 92.7% +5.1 234
BL 92.9% +5.3 282
UB 93.3% +5.7 252
HA 93.3% +5.7 342
BB 93.3% +5.7 268
LU 93.8% +6.2 225
BD 94.0% +6.4 349
DA 94.2% +6.6 465

“vs national” is against this model's own rate across all years (87.6%), not against the national rate for all cars — a number that would flatter a new model and punish an old one.

What this cannot tell you

For context, this model's best area runs 7 points above its own all-years national rate.

The full table SA area page All Audi Q5 years