The data indicates that the most common recorded mileages for this Mercedes-Benz C-Class model are between 50,000 and 70,000 miles, accounting for over 35% of vehicles. A significant proportion, approximately 20%, have between 40,000 and 50,000 miles, suggesting many vehicles are fairly low mileage. Very low mileage vehicles (under 10,000 miles) are quite rare, representing only about 2.3%. Conversely, vehicles with very high mileages (above 100,000 miles) are also uncommon, making up just about 3.5%. Overall, the typical mileage range appears to be between 50,000 and 70,000 miles, with a notable concentration of vehicles in the mid-range mileages, which could be useful when assessing vehicle value or authenticity of mileage claims.

The provided data shows the distribution of private sale price fluctuations for a Mercedes-Benz C-Class AMG C63 (2014-19) model in the UK. Most notable is that a significant proportion—up to 14%—of vehicles are valued between £28,000 and £29,000, indicating this as a common price point. Interestingly, the highest percentage of vehicles (11%) fall within the £27,000 to £28,000 range, just below that. A relatively small percentage—around 0.6%—are valued at both the lower (£17,000-£18,000, £13,000-£14,000, and £36,000-£37,000) and higher ends (£39,000-£40,000), suggesting fewer vehicles are priced at these extremes. Overall, the data indicates a concentration of private sale valuations around £24,000 to £30,000, reflecting the vehicle's premium status with a clustering around those mid-to-high £20k and low £30k ranges in the used market.

The data indicates that the majority of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2014-19) AMG C63 models manufactured are from 2015, accounting for 36% of the sample. Vehicles from 2016 and 2017 also make up significant portions, with 33.7% and 21.5% respectively. In contrast, only a small fraction—8.7%—are from 2018. This distribution suggests that the most common year of manufacture in this sample is 2015, with a notable decline in the number of newer models from 2018. It may reflect vehicle age, market factors, or the specific focus of the dataset.

The data indicates that for the Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2014-19) AMG C63 4DR Saloon with a 4.0 V8 Biturbo engine, the main paint colours are fairly evenly distributed among black and white, each constituting around 30% of the vehicles. Blue also features prominently, accounting for nearly 20%. Less common colours include grey, silver, and red, representing approximately 10%, 8%, and 2%, respectively. Interestingly, the two most popular colours—black and white—collectively comprise over 60% of the vehicles, highlighting a strong preference for neutral and classic tones within this model range.

The data indicates that the majority of Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2014-19) AMG C63 vehicles with the specified model have had between four and six registered keepers. Specifically, the largest group, accounting for 20.3%, has had four keepers, followed by 15.7% with three keepers and 14.5% with five keepers. Notably, a small percentage, only 1.7%, have had just a single registered keeper, suggesting many vehicles have experienced multiple owners over their lifetime. Additionally, there are a few vehicles with higher numbers of keepers, such as 12 or more, representing a small but noteworthy portion of the sample. Overall, the data suggests a moderate level of ownership change for these vehicles, which could imply sustained use or consistent ownership across most vehicles in the sample.

The data indicates that the Mercedes-Benz C-Class AMG C63 (2014-19) models with the specified description are consistently equipped with a 3.98-liter (approximately 4.0L) V8 Biturbo engine, and all such vehicles use petrol as their primary fuel type. This uniformity highlights that this high-performance model predominantly features a large V8 petrol engine, emphasizing its powerful driving characteristics.