extended warranty is not really a warranty, but an insurance policy, with loads of get-out clauses.
The MOT’s a safety check so would be gobsmacked if there was anything dangerously wrong with a three year old car
My pug had a safety recall before the 1st MOT.
And radio replaced under warranty, although that’s hardly a failure.
The list of fixes required before the 2nd MOT was about £600 worth of parts, mostly to do with brakes.
Headlights were pretty much consumables, like filling the tank.
Getting stopped on the way back from the mains stealers in Bristol for a light out was my best one, and the Police were right, it was my responsibility to make sure the car is roadworthy, and the invoice for the full service showing headlight replacement and realignment is actually a worthless piece of paper in the eyes of the law.
You can get MOT done up to weeks before or something like that, and I thought you get those as extra 2 weeks before the next one is due?
Glad I offloaded that car at 4 yrs old.
A VAG ought to sail thru though.
edit: PS I think my safety recall was the one for potential electrical fire in the engine bay, not the one that was potential for electrical fire in the vicinity of the fuel tank. But least safety recalls get fixed for free regardless of warranty.