The data shows that the most recent mileage readings for the Volvo S40 (1996-04) models are quite evenly distributed across several mileage ranges. The majority, 42.9%, fall within the 90,000 to 100,000 miles bracket, indicating this is the most common recorded mileage. Significantly, there are also notable percentages in the 60,000 to 70,000 miles range (14.3%) and higher mileage bands like 70,000 to 80,000 miles and 100,000 to 110,000 miles, each representing 14.3%. The 120,000 to 130,000 mile range accounts for 14.3% as well, suggesting that many of these vehicles tend to reach relatively high mileages over time. Overall, the distribution indicates a mix of lower and higher mileage vehicles, with a clustering around the 90,000 to 100,000 miles mark, which is common for vehicles that have been in use for several years.

Based on the provided data, the private sale valuation for a Volvo S40 (1996-04) 4DR Saloon 1.6 is set at a uniform rate of 100% within the price range of £0 to £1,000. This indicates that, in the context of private sales, vehicles of this model and age are generally valued up to £1,000, suggesting a consistent valuation threshold without differentiation across different price points within that range. However, the data appears limited, focusing solely on a single valuation percentage rather than showcasing a broader spectrum of price brackets or insights into factors like condition or mileage.

The data indicates that all recorded vehicles of the Volvo S40 (1996-04) 4DR Saloon 1.6 sample were manufactured in the year 2000. This suggests a concentrated manufacturing period for this model within 2000, with no records of vehicles from other years in this dataset.

The data indicates that the predominant paint colour for the Volvo S40 (1996-04) 4DR Saloon 1.6 is red, accounting for approximately 85.7% of the sample. Black is significantly less common, representing about 14.3%. This suggests that red was the most popular colour choice among owners of this model, with black being a relatively rare alternative.

The data indicates that for the Volvo S40 (1996-04) 4DR Saloon 1.6, the majority of vehicles have had between 3 and 4 registered keepers. Specifically, 42.9% of these vehicles have had four keepers, while 28.6% have had three. A smaller proportion, 14.3% each, have had two or seven keepers. Notably, vehicles with seven keepers are quite rare, suggesting that most of these cars tend to remain with a few owners over time. Overall, the distribution shows that these vehicles typically experience a moderate number of ownership changes.

The data indicates that all Volvo S40 models produced between 1996 and 2004 with the 4-door saloon body style are equipped with a 1.6-liter petrol engine. This 100% consistency suggests that the 1.6L petrol engine was the standard or most common engine option for this particular model during that period.