AUDI A3 SPORT TFSI (2016) in WHITE
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Vehicle overview
Vehicle Overview
Mileage
Tax and MOT
Car History
Vehicle overview
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Vehicle Details
Registration
“Registration” refers to the number and letter combination found on your plastic number plates. It is used to identify your vehicle on the DVLA’s records.
C25ANJ
Make
The “make” of a car refers to the company that manufactured the vehicle (e.g. Audi, Mercedes, Ford).
AUDI
Model
The “model” of a car refers to a specific type of vehicle sold by the manufacturer (e.g. Ford Fiesta, Audi A1, etc.).
A3 SPORT TFSI
Colour
WHITE
Body style
The “body style” refers to the shape, size and model of a specific vehicle (e.g. hatchback, sedan, convertible).
HATCHBACK
Registered
All vehicles must be registered on the DVLA database. Registration date refers to the date in which the vehicle registered onto the DVLA.
28 Sep 2016
Latest V5C date
A V5C is a document issued by the DVLA to the registered owner of a vehicle. The V5C date refers to when it was last issued.
21 Sep 2019
VIN ends in
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a 17-digit code assigned to an individual vehicle. “VIN ends in” refers to the last 5 characters of the VIN.
40821
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Vehicle Specification
Vehicle length
“Vehicle length” refers to the distance (in millimeters) between the front of the bumper and furthest rear part of the vehicle.
4,237 mm
Vehicle width
“Vehicle width” refers to the distance (in millimeters) between two sides of the vehicle. This excludes the wing mirrors.
1,777 mm
Vehicle height
“Vehicle height” refers to the distance (in millimeters) between the highest and lowest point of the vehicle.
1,421 mm
Vehicle wheelbase
“Vehicle wheelbase” refers to the distance from the centre of the front axle to the centre of the rear axle.
2,601 mm
Vehicle weight
“Vehicle weight” refers to the weight of the vehicle (without any passengers or goods inside).
1,760 kg
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Vehicle Performance
Power
Brake Horsepower (BHP) is used to measure the power of an engine. It calculates the power leftover after all other parts of the vehicle are working.
147.9 BHP
Top speed
“Top speed” refers to the maximum speed that a vehicle can go. It is measured in Miles Per Hour (MPH).
136 MPH
0-60 mph
“0-60 mph” refers to the time it takes for a vehicle to reach 60 miles per hour. It is measured in seconds.
8.1 sec.
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Engine Specification
Engine number
The engine number is separate to the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). It is assigned to the engine of the car.
CZEA258113
Engine size
“Engine size” refers to the amount of fuel and air that it can hold. This is measured in cubic centimetres (cc). In technical terms, it’s the amount of fuel and air that can be pushed through the vehicle’s cylinders.
1395cc
Fuel type
“Fuel type” refers to the substance that powers the vehicle (e.g. petrol, diesel, unleaded, etc.).
PETROL
Fuel catalyst
The fuel catalyst is a mechanical device that decreases emissions and increases fuel efficiency.
C
Fuel system
The fuel system consists of the components that deliver fuel from the tank to the engine. This includes the fuel pump, fuel filter and fuel injectors.
P DI Turbo Cat Euro 6
No. cylinders
“Number of cylinders” refers to the power unit of the engine. In these cylinders, fuel is converted into mechanical energy, in order to power the vehicle. Most vehicles will have 4, 6 or 8 cylinders.
4
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Vehicle Type & Emissions
Vehicle Type
“Vehicle type” is similar to body style. It refers to the shape, size and model of a vehicle (e.g. hatchback, convertible, sedan).
HATCHBACK
Transmission
“Transmission” refers to the vehicle’s gearbox. The gearbox works in ratios, signalling to the engine and wheels to either speed up or slow down.
MANUAL 6 GEARS
Emissions
“Emissions” refers to the exhaust gases that are harmful to air quality. Measured in grams per kilometer (G/km), this will usually relate to carbon monoxide (CO), hydrovehiclebons (HC), and nitrogen oxides (NO).
109g/km
CO2 output
“CO2 output” refers to the expected CO2 emissions of a vehicle. This ranges from A (0<100g/km) to M (225+g/km). The higher the emissions, the worse the grade.
B
EU emissions label
The EU emissions label shows the CO2 emissions and expected fuel economy of a vehicle.
6ag
0 < 100
A
B
101 < 120
B C
B
121 < 140
D E
B
141 < 165
F G
B
166 < 185
H I
B
186 < 225
J K
B
225+
L M
B
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Running Costs
Tax Costs (6 months)
“Tax costs” refers to a payment made to the government. A 6 month agreement allows you to legally drive your vehicle on the roads for 6 months.
-
Tax Costs (12 months)
“Tax costs” refers to a payment made to the government. A 12 month agreement allows you to legally drive your vehicle on the roads for 12 months.
£ 20
MPG (Urban)
Miles per gallon (MPG) is measured in miles. It refers to the distance that a vehicle can travel per gallon of fuel. “Urban” refers to city driving.
48.7 MPG
MPG (Extra-Urban)
Miles per gallon (MPG) is measured in miles. It refers to the distance that a vehicle can travel per gallon of fuel. “Extra-urban” refers to country road and motorway driving.
68.9 MPG
MPG (Combined)
Miles per gallon (MPG) is measured in miles. It refers to the distance that a vehicle can travel per gallon of fuel. “Combined driving” refers to a mix of urban and extra-urban.
60.1 MPG
Mileage
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Mileage History
Date
“Date” refers to the date that the mileage was recorded.
Mileage
“Mileage” refers to the total mileage recorded at this date.
-/+
“-/+” refers to the increase or decrease of a vehicle’s mileage.
07/09/2021 26,809 1,669
24/09/2020 25,140 4,247
28/09/2019 20,893 0
Tax and MOT
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MOT Overview
Total MOT tests
“Total MOT tests” refers to the total number of MOT’s that the vehicle has had.
4
Tests passed
“Tests passed” refers to the total number of MOT’s that the vehicle has passed.
3
Tests failed
“Tests failed” refers to the total number of MOT’s that the vehicle has failed.
1
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Tax and MOT Expiry
Tax valid until
“Tax valid until” refers to the date that a vehicle’s tax will run out.
01 April 2022
Days left on tax
“Days left on tax” refers to the number of days left on the vehicle’s tax.
52
MOT valid until
“MOT valid until” refers to the date that a vehicle’s MOT will need to be renewed.
27 Sep 2022
Days left on MOT
“Days left on MOT” refers to the number of days left until the vehicle requires a new MOT.
231
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MOT History
Date:
“Date” refers to the date that the MOT test took place.
07/09/2021
Mileage:
“Mileage” refers to the mileage (amount of miles) recorded on the date of the MOT test.
26,809
Result:
The result of the MOT test will either be a pass or fail.
Passed
Test results:
Test results provide a deeper insight into the MOT, highlighting a list of advisory notices.
Vehicle passed MOT with no advisory notices.
Date:
24/09/2020
Mileage:
25,140
Result:
Passed
Test results:
Vehicle passed MOT with no advisory notices.
Date:
28/09/2019
Mileage:
20,893
Result:
Passed
Test results:
Vehicle passed MOT with no advisory notices.
Car History
THIS VEHICLE HAS OUTSTANDING FINANCE, PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION.
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Outstanding Finance
Agreement Type
Finance Company
Agreement No.
Date
Term
HIRE PURCHASE CARLYLE FINANCE LTD 15470582 27 Apr 2019 61
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Import and Export Checks
Vehicle imported?
If a vehicle is imported, it means that it was bought elsewhere in the EU and imported into the UK.
NO
Vehicle exported?
NO
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Write-off Checks
Vehicle written-off?
A “write-off” is a term used by insurers when a car is no longer roadworthy. This could either be due to the fact that it’s damaged beyond repair or that the repairs would be too costly.
NO
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Ownership History
Current owner
“Current owner” refers to the date that the existing owner first acquired the vehicle.
27 Apr 2019
Previous owner
28 Sep 2016
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Police Stolen
Vehicle stolen?
“Vehicle stolen?” informs you as to whether the vehicle has been registered as stolen. This information is taken from the Police National Computer and the MIAFTR (Motor Insurance Fraud and Theft Register). The Police National Computer records all vehicles reported as stolen and the MIAFTR is updated by insurance firms.
NO
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Scrapped
Vehicle scrapped?
If a vehicle is scrapped, it means it is too old or unusable to drive. “Vehicle scrapped” means that the vehicle has been registered as scrapped. It cannot be used.
NO
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Colour Changes
Number of colour changes
“No. colour changes” refers to the number of times that a vehicle has had its exterior repainted.
0
THIS VEHICLE HAS HAD PLATE CHANGES, PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION.
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Plate Changes
Number of plate changes
“No. Plate changes” refers to the number of times a vehicle has changed its registration number.
1
Plate changes:
Current VRM
Previous VRM
Date Of Receipt
C25ANJ GJ66VPK 20 Sep 2019

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