The latest mileage data for Subaru XV (2018-24) 5DR SUV 1.6I 114 SS EU6 SE LTRONIC AUTO6 indicates that the most common recorded mileage range is 0 to 10,000 miles, accounting for 30.8% of vehicles, highlighting that many are relatively new or low-mileage. Additionally, a significant portion of vehicles (around 36.7%) are within the first 20,000 miles, which suggests a generally low to moderate mileage trend. Conversely, higher mileage ranges, such as 40,000 to 50,000 miles (15.4%), show a notable proportion, while vehicles with over 90,000 miles are relatively rare at 2.6%. Overall, the data suggests most of these vehicles are in the lower mileage spectrum, which could be appealing for buyers seeking relatively newer or less used vehicles.

The data for the private sale valuations of the Subaru XV (2018-24) 1.6I model indicates that the most common price range is between £12,000 and £13,000, accounting for 17.9% of sales. Notably, a significant proportion of vehicles (23.1%) are valued between £17,000 and £18,000, suggesting a market segment with higher-priced vehicles. There are relatively few sales at the lower end (£10,000 to £12,000) and at the highest price brackets (£19,000 to £22,000), each representing small percentages. Overall, the data reveals a concentration of valuations in the mid to upper mid-range, with a noticeable cluster around the £17,000 to £18,000 mark.

The data indicates that the majority of Subaru XV vehicles (2018-24) from this sample were manufactured in 2019, accounting for 59%. The next most common year is 2018, representing 25.6%, followed by 2021 with 10.3%. A smaller proportion, 5.1%, were manufactured in 2020. Notably, the distribution suggests that most of these SUVs are relatively recent, predominantly from 2018 and 2019, with a significant drop-off in vehicles from 2020 and 2021. This may imply a higher turnover or newer stock of this model in the used vehicle market.

The data indicates that among Subaru XV models (2018-2024), grey is the most common main paint colour, accounting for approximately 36% of vehicles. Red and silver follow as the next most popular colours at around 28% and 15%, respectively. White and blue are less prevalent, representing roughly 13% and 8%. This suggests that neutral tones like grey are preferred by most owners, while more vibrant colours such as red are also quite popular.

The data indicates that for the Subaru XV (2018-24) 5-door SUV 1.6I 114 SS EU6 SE LTRONIC AUTO6, the majority of vehicles (43.6%) have had two registered keepers. Notably, 28.2% of these vehicles have only had a single registered keeper, suggesting some vehicles remain with their original owner for extended periods. Additionally, a smaller proportion (25.6%) have had three keepers, while a minimal 2.6% have experienced four or more keepers. Overall, the data suggests that most vehicles tend to change hands a few times, with a significant share remaining with the initial owner.

The data indicates that all Subaru XV (2018-24) models in the sample are powered exclusively by a 1.6-liter engine and use petrol as their primary fuel type. This suggests a consistent engine specification and fuel choice across the dataset, highlighting the uniformity of this model's engine configuration within the sample.