The data indicates that the most recent recorded mileages for the BMW 3 Series (2005-12) 320I 170 4DR Saloon (Edition M Sport Auto) are primarily concentrated between 100,000 and 120,000 miles, accounting for 28.6% of records. Additionally, a significant proportion—over 14%—of vehicles are recorded at mileages between 110,000 and 120,000 miles, as well as between 70,000 and 80,000 miles. The distribution suggests a common usage pattern, with the majority of vehicles clustered around the mid to high mileage range. Notably, very low-mileage (below 50,000 miles) vehicles are relatively rare, comprising only 3.6%, indicating most of these cars tend to accumulate substantial mileage over time.

The data indicates that the majority of private sale prices for the BMW 3 Series (2005-12) 320i 170 4DR Saloon 2.0 Edition M Sport Auto fall within the £2,000 to £3,000 range, accounting for over half (53.6%) of the valuations. Additionally, a notable 17.9% of vehicles are valued between £1,000 and £2,000, highlighting a significant proportion at the lower end of the market. Conversely, only small percentages of vehicles are valued above £4,000, with 7.1% between £3,000 and £4,000, and just 3.6% between £5,000 and £6,000, suggesting that higher-priced variants are less common in private sales. Overall, the data suggests that most private sale vehicles of this model and spec tend to be priced under £3,000.

The data indicates that the majority of BMW 3 Series (2005-2012) 320i 170 4-door saloons with an M Sport Auto trim were manufactured in 2008, accounting for approximately 96.4% of the sample. Only a small fraction, around 3.6%, were manufactured in 2009. This suggests that the 2008 model year dominates this particular vehicle segment within the dataset, which could be relevant for buyers or sellers seeking specific production periods or for assessing vehicle age-related value.

The data indicates that among the BMW 3 Series (2005-12) 320i models listed, the most common main paint colour is Grey, accounting for 46.4% of vehicles. Black is also prevalent, representing 39.3%, while Silver is less common at 14.3%. Notably, Grey and Black together comprise over 85% of these vehicles’ main paint colours, suggesting a strong preference for darker, neutral tones among owners of this model during this period.

The data shows that nearly all BMW 3 Series (2005-2012) 320i models with the specified description are powered by petrol engines, with 100% of the vehicles using petrol as their primary fuel type. Regarding engine capacity, the majority of vehicles (96.4%) were manufactured around 1995, which may indicate model versions from that era, although this could suggest a focus on older vehicles within the dataset. Only a small fraction (3.6%) are from the year 2000. Overall, the dataset highlights that these models predominantly feature petrol engines, and the engine capacities are largely associated with vehicles produced around 1995.