The most recent mileage records for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe & Cabriolet (2013-17) E350 2DR model show a diverse distribution across various ranges. The most common mileages fall within the 40,000 to 50,000 miles (18.2%) and 50,000 to 60,000 miles (15.2%) brackets, indicating a significant portion of vehicles are in the mid-range mileage. Notably, a smaller percentage of vehicles have very high mileages, with only 2% recorded between 130,000 and 140,000 miles. Conversely, a notable 13.1% are in the lower range of 10,000 to 20,000 miles, suggesting some vehicles are relatively low mileage. Overall, the data reflects a spread across low, mid, and high mileage vehicles, with a slight concentration in the mid-range mileage brackets.

The provided data shows a varied distribution of private sale price percentages across different price ranges for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe & Cabriolet (2013-17) E350 2DR models. Notably, the majority of the significant percentage shares are concentrated in the mid-range prices: approximately 13.1% of valuations fall within £11,000–£12,000, and around 10.1% each in the £14,000–£15,000 and £19,000–£20,000 brackets. Several price ranges, particularly those below £8,000 and above £25,000, have minimal representation, often at just 1%. This suggests that most private sale valuations cluster between roughly £9,000 and £20,000, with a higher frequency around £11,000–£15,000. The distribution indicates typical market positioning for this model, with fewer cars at the extremes of the price spectrum.

Based on the available data for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe & Cabriolet (2013-17) model, the majority of the vehicles manufactured are from the year 2016, accounting for 59.6%. Vehicles from 2017 make up the remaining 40.4%. This suggests that a significant portion of these models on the road are relatively recent, with more than half being from 2016, indicating they may still be fairly current and possibly within manufacturer warranty periods.

The data reveals that among the sample of Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupes and Cabrios (2013-17), white is the most common main paint colour, comprising approximately 33.3% of the vehicles. Black follows as the second most popular at 19.2%, while grey and blue each account for around 18-15%. Silver is slightly less prevalent at 14.1%. Overall, lighter colours like white tend to be more popular, with darker hues like black and grey also well represented.

The data shows that for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe & Cabriolet (2013-17), the majority of vehicles have been registered with between 2 and 4 keepers. Specifically, 32.3% have had 2 keepers, while 34.3% have had 3 keepers, indicating that most vehicles tend to change hands a few times before possibly being sold or retired. Additionally, a smaller proportion, 15.2%, have had 4 keepers, and only a minimal percentage have had more than 4 keepers, with 7.1% having 5 keepers and 3% each for 6 and 7 keepers. Notably, a small fraction, 5.1%, have had just 1 keeper, suggesting some vehicles remain with their original owners for extended periods. Overall, the data suggests a relatively moderate rate of vehicle turnover within this model group.

The data indicates that all vehicles in this sample of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe & Cabriolet (2013-17) E350 2DR Coupe 3.0D DPFR SS 258 EU6 AMG Line Edition 9G-T+ Auto are equipped with a 2.987-liter (approximately 3.0-liter) diesel engine. Additionally, every vehicle in the dataset uses diesel as its primary fuel type. This suggests a uniformity in engine capacity and fuel type within this particular model range, reflecting standard specifications for the E350 3.0D diesel variant during these years.