The data indicates that for FIAT Multipla vehicles (2005-11), the most common recent mileage readings are between 110,000 and 120,000 miles, accounting for 11.3% of recorded cases, and between 100,000 and 110,000 miles, at 11.9%. Several mileage ranges are represented with significant proportions: notably, 8.8% of vehicles have recent readings within 120,000 to 130,000 miles, and 8.2% fall between 90,000 and 100,000 miles, suggesting that many vehicles in this model tend to have moderate to high mileage. Interestingly, very low mileage (0-10,000 miles) and very high mileage (200,000+ miles) are relatively uncommon, each comprising only about 0.6% of the data, indicating that perhaps few vehicles are either nearly new or extremely high-mileage at the time of recording. Overall, the data paints a picture of vehicles typically operating within the mid-range mileage spectrum.

The data indicates that the majority of private sale valuations for Fiat Multipla (2005-2011) vehicles fall within the lower price ranges. Specifically, approximately 62.9% of the vehicles are valued at between £0 and £1,000, while 35.2% are in the £1,000 to £2,000 bracket. A small proportion, around 1.9%, are valued between £2,000 and £3,000. This suggests that most privately sold Fiat Multiplas of this model are likely to be quite affordable, potentially reflecting factors such as age, condition, or demand within the private sale market.

The data indicates that the majority of Fiat Multipla (2005-11) vehicles in the sample were manufactured between 2004 and 2007, accounting for over 54% of the total. The most common year of manufacture is 2005, representing 28.3%, followed by 2006 at 15.7%. There is a noticeable decline in the proportion of vehicles as the model years increase beyond 2008, with only small percentages from 2008 to 2011. This suggests that the most prevalent vehicles on the road are from the earlier part of the production range, likely reflecting the vehicle's age and market availability during that period.

The data indicates that among Fiat Multipla (2005-11) vehicles, the most common main body paint colours are Blue (33.3%), Grey (27%), and Silver (17.6%). These three colours collectively account for approximately 78% of the vehicles, suggesting a preference for neutral and subdued tones. Bright colours such as Orange (2.5%), Red (4.4%), and Beige (3.1%) are less prevalent, while White is notably rare at only 0.6%. Overall, the colour distribution reveals that buyers favored darker, more understated shades for this model, with vibrant colours being quite uncommon.

The data on registered keepers for the FIAT Multipla (2005-11) reveals that the majority of vehicles have undergone between 2 to 4 owners, accounting for approximately 51.8% of all cases. Specifically, 24.5% of vehicles have had 3 keepers, while 20.8% have had 4. The most common number of keepers is 3, followed by 4 and 5, suggesting these vehicles typically experience moderate ownership changes over their lifespan. Notably, a small proportion of vehicles (around 2.2%) have had 9 or more keepers, indicating a minority with higher turnover. Additionally, about 3.1% of the vehicles have only been owned once. Overall, the data points to the FIAT Multipla tending to have a medium level of ownership history, with most vehicles changing hands a few times rather than repeatedly or remaining with a single owner for an extended period.

Based on the data for FIAT MULTIPLA (2005-11) vehicles, the majority are equipped with a 1910cc engine, accounting for approximately 89.3% of the vehicles. The remaining 10.7% have a 1596cc engine. In terms of fuel type, diesel engines dominate, making up 89.3% of the fleet, while petrol engines are less common at 10.7%. This suggests that most owners prefer diesel variants, likely for better fuel efficiency and lower running costs typical of this model's engine offerings during that period.