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Audi vs Jeep Reliability

Audi leads on our inspections: 63/100 average condition vs 59/100 for Jeep, from 285 real pre-purchase inspections. The average car we check scores 61/100.

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Head to head
AudiJeep
Cars inspected149136
Average condition63/10059/100
In good shape (60+/100)59%47%
Holds up to (avg dips below decent)~95k mi~105k mi
Repainted or replaced panel74%67%
Structural repair found3%5%
Fault codes recently cleared29%24%

Green = the better number of the pair. Condition reflects the mix of cars that came to us — age, price, model — so treat small gaps as a tie.

How they score
Audi
Excellent 27% Good 32% Mediocre 25% Poor 17%
Jeep
Excellent 24% Good 23% Mediocre 30% Poor 23%
How long do they stay good?
Good cars by mileage
▬ Audi▬ Jeep▬ all cars
0 25 50 75 100 Audi, 0–20k mi: 95%, drawn from the nearby bands (13 cars in this band)Audi, 20–40k mi: 91% in good shape (23 cars)Audi, 40–60k mi: 80% in good shape (25 cars)Audi, 60–80k mi: 44% in good shape (27 cars)Audi, 80–100k mi: 39% in good shape (23 cars)Audi, 100–120k mi: 43% in good shape (21 cars)Audi, 120–140k mi: 34%, drawn from the nearby bands (9 cars in this band)Audi, 140–160k mi: 23%, drawn from the nearby bands (5 cars in this band) Jeep, 0–20k mi: 92%, drawn from the nearby bands (11 cars in this band)Jeep, 20–40k mi: 84%, drawn from the nearby bands (13 cars in this band)Jeep, 40–60k mi: 70%, drawn from the nearby bands (17 cars in this band)Jeep, 60–80k mi: 54% in good shape (24 cars)Jeep, 80–100k mi: 41%, drawn from the nearby bands (17 cars in this band)Jeep, 100–120k mi: 27%, drawn from the nearby bands (18 cars in this band)Jeep, 120–140k mi: 19%, drawn from the nearby bands (15 cars in this band)Jeep, 140–160k mi: 5%, drawn from the nearby bands (9 cars in this band) 40k 80k 120k 160k 200k mileage when we inspected it
Good cars by age
▬ Audi▬ Jeep▬ all cars
0 25 50 75 100 Audi, 1 years old: 94%, drawn from the nearby bands (9 cars this age)Audi, 2 years old: 93%, drawn from the nearby bands (8 cars this age)Audi, 3 years old: 93%, drawn from the nearby bands (11 cars this age)Audi, 4 years old: 87% in good shape (15 cars)Audi, 5 years old: 81%, drawn from the nearby bands (5 cars this age)Audi, 6 years old: 63%, drawn from the nearby bands (17 cars this age)Audi, 7 years old: 38% in good shape (21 cars)Audi, 8 years old: 50%, drawn from the nearby bands (12 cars this age)Audi, 9 years old: 41%, drawn from the nearby bands (14 cars this age)Audi, 10 years old: 46%, drawn from the nearby bands (7 cars this age)Audi, 11 years old: 43%, drawn from the nearby bands (10 cars this age)Audi, 12 years old: 27%, drawn from the nearby bands (8 cars this age)Audi, 13 years old: 14%, drawn from the nearby bands (6 cars this age) Jeep, 1 years old: 93%, drawn from the nearby bands (7 cars this age)Jeep, 3 years old: 87%, drawn from the nearby bands (10 cars this age)Jeep, 4 years old: 77%, drawn from the nearby bands (17 cars this age)Jeep, 5 years old: 72%, drawn from the nearby bands (8 cars this age)Jeep, 6 years old: 64%, drawn from the nearby bands (7 cars this age)Jeep, 7 years old: 46%, drawn from the nearby bands (10 cars this age)Jeep, 8 years old: 45%, drawn from the nearby bands (14 cars this age)Jeep, 9 years old: 32%, drawn from the nearby bands (7 cars this age)Jeep, 10 years old: 31%, drawn from the nearby bands (8 cars this age)Jeep, 11 years old: 19%, drawn from the nearby bands (10 cars this age)Jeep, 12 years old: 15%, drawn from the nearby bands (5 cars this age) 2y 4y 6y 8y 10y 12y 14y 16y vehicle age when we inspected it

Share in good shape (scoring 60+/100) by mileage and by age when we inspected them (each dot ≥5 cars; a band under 20 cars follows the nearby bands, so a run above the all-cars line stays above it, and a band of 20 or more uses the rate we measured; where a band has too few cars, the line follows the trend between the bands on either side; rolled-back odometers excluded from the mileage curve). Dashed grey = all cars we check.

Most common faults
Audi
Oil leaks · Engine
61%
Active error codes · Electronic equipment
42%
Tires condition & wear · Brakes and tires
40%
Fuel trim out of range · Engine
31%
Cracked or torn suspension bushings · Suspension
28%
Jeep
Oil leaks · Engine
67%
Low coolant / cooling system issues · Engine
38%
Active error codes · Electronic equipment
33%
Tires condition & wear · Brakes and tires
33%
Oil leaks · Drivetrain
26%
Trajectory by generation
Audi ▲ Newer Audis are holding up better 40% 60% 80% 2012–14: 30% in good shape (age-adjusted; 19 cars, raw 32%) 30 2015–17: 68% in good shape (age-adjusted; 27 cars, raw 63%) 68 2018–20: 59% in good shape (age-adjusted; 25 cars, raw 64%) 59 2009–11 2012–14 2015–17 2018–20 2021+
Jeep

Not enough Jeeps at the 5–10 year checkpoint yet to draw a generation trend.

Share in good shape when inspected at the same age (5–10 years, age-adjusted), by model-year generation; dashed = all-brand average. All brands →

FAQ
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Which is more reliable, Audi or Jeep?
Audi leads on our inspections: 63/100 average condition vs 59/100 for Jeep, from 285 real pre-purchase inspections.
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What are the most common problems with used Audis and Jeeps?
On Audis we flag oil leaks (61%), active error codes (42%), tires condition & wear (40%). On Jeeps: oil leaks (67%), low coolant / cooling system issues (38%), active error codes (33%).
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How many Audi and Jeep vehicles have you inspected?
149 Audis and 136 Jeeps — 285 real pre-purchase inspections. Updated Oct 27, 2026.
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How long do Audis and Jeeps stay in good shape?
In our data, the average Audi dips below “decent” around ~95k mi; Jeep around ~105k mi. Individual cars vary — get the one you’re buying inspected.
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Based on 285 inspections · updated Oct 27, 2026