The data shows that the most recent recorded mileages for the sampled Volvo S40 vehicles are predominantly clustered between 70,000 and 90,000 miles, accounting for 38.9% of cases (16.7% between 80,000-90,000 miles and 22.2% between 70,000-80,000 miles). A significant portion (11.1% each) have recorded mileages in the 100,000 to 130,000-mile range, indicating a respectable level of usage for vehicles of this age. Interestingly, a small percentage (5.6%) have very low mileages of 0 to 10,000 miles, suggesting some vehicles may have seen minimal use, possibly as demonstrators or imported units. Conversely, a notable 5.6% of vehicles display high mileages in the 230,000 to 240,000-mile range, indicating that some vehicles have been extensively used and are likely to have experienced more wear. Overall, the data suggests that most vehicles are recorded within the 70,000 to 100,000-mile range, with a spread across both lower and higher mileage vehicles.

The private sale valuation data for the Volvo S40 (2010-13) 4DR Saloon 2.0 D3 DPF 150 EU5 R-Design Edition 6SPD reveals that the majority of vehicles are valued within the £3,000 to £4,000 and £4,000 to £5,000 ranges, accounting for 38.9% and 44.4% respectively. In contrast, a smaller proportion of vehicles are priced between £1,000 and £2,000 (5.6%), with a notable 11.1% falling into the £2,000 to £3,000 bracket. This distribution suggests that most private sales for this model tend to cluster around the higher end of the valuation spectrum, indicating a relatively strong resale value within these ranges.

The data indicates that among the sampled Volvo S40 models (2010-13), approximately 61.1% were manufactured in 2012, while 38.9% were from 2011. This suggests a higher prevalence of 2012 models in the current market or inventory, possibly reflecting production trends or buyer preferences during that period. Notably, there is no mention of models from 2010 or 2013, which may indicate limited availability or lower demand for those years within this sample.

The data reveals that among the sample of Volvo S40 vehicles from 2010 to 2013, white is the most common main paint colour, accounting for 27.8%. Black and silver are equally prevalent, each representing 22.2% of the vehicles. Grey and red are less common, with 11.1% each, while blue is the least frequent at 5.6%. This suggests a regional or market preference for lighter colours like white and black on this model during that period.

The data on registered keepers for the Volvo S40 (2010-13) model reveals a relatively even distribution across the first few ownerships, with the largest groups being vehicles with four keepers (27.8%) and three keepers (22.2%). Notably, a significant proportion, 16.7%, have only had a single keeper, indicating some vehicles may have a shorter ownership history. The percentages for five and six keepers are lower, each at 22.2% and 5.6%, respectively, suggesting that while some vehicles change hands multiple times, the majority tend to have up to four registered keepers. Overall, the distribution suggests moderate vehicle turnover within this model’s ownership lifecycle.

The data indicates that all examined models of the Volvo S40 (2010-13) 4-door saloon with the specified trim are equipped with a 2.0-liter engine capacity and exclusively use diesel fuel. This suggests a consistent engine and fuel type across the sample, reflecting a uniform specification for this particular vehicle variant during that period.