The data reflects a diverse range of recorded mileages for the Lexus LS (1995-01) LS400 4DR Saloon 4.0 V8 Auto4, with the majority of readings clustered between 130,000 and 160,000 miles. Notably, the most common mileage range is 130,000 to 140,000 miles, accounting for 15% of records, followed by 150,000 to 160,000 miles at 7.5%. Smaller proportions of vehicles are recorded across both very low (0-10,000 miles) and very high (over 200,000 miles) ranges. The data suggests a healthy distribution of mileage, with no overly dominant age bracket, indicating vehicles are observed at various stages of their lifespan. Interestingly, there are multiple entries around the 200,000-mile mark, reflecting the durability and long-term use of this model.

The data indicates that for the Lexus LS (1995-01) LS400 4.0 V8 Auto4, the majority of private sale prices are relatively low, with 85% of sales falling within the £0 to £1,000 range. Only 15% of private sales are in the £1,000 to £2,000 bracket. This suggests that most privately sold vehicles of this model are valued quite modestly, reflecting either their age, condition, or market demand. Overall, the data points to a predominantly lower-price market segment for this particular vehicle.

The data indicates that all surveyed vehicles of the Lexus LS (1995-01) LS400 4DR Saloon 4.0 V8 Auto4 model were manufactured in the year 2000. This suggests a concentrated manufacturing period or a possible emphasis on vehicles from that specific year within this model range, highlighting the 2000 model as particularly prevalent or significant in the dataset.

The data indicates that among the sample of Lexus LS (1995-01) LS400 vehicles, green is the most common main paint colour, accounting for 32.5% of the vehicles. This is followed by blue at 17.5% and red at 12.5%. The remaining colours—bronze, black, silver—each make up 10-12.5%, with white and grey being quite rare at only 2.5% each. Notably, green appears to be a dominant colour choice for this model, which may reflect regional preferences or manufacturing trends at the time.

The data indicates that the majority of 'Lexus LS (1995-01) LS400 4DR Saloon 4.0 V8 Auto4' vehicles have been registered with between 3 and 8 keepers. Notably, the most common number of keepers is 4, accounting for 20% of the vehicles, followed by 1 and 5 keepers, each representing 12.5%. Smaller proportions of vehicles have higher keeper counts, such as 6 and 11, which each make up 12.5% and 5% respectively. Overall, the distribution suggests that most of these vehicles have relatively low to moderate turnover in ownership, with a notable concentration around the 3 to 8 keeper range.

The data indicates that the majority of the Lexus LS (1995-01) LS400 4DR Saloon 4.0 V8 Auto vehicles are equipped with a 3969cc engine, accounting for 100% of the sample. Additionally, petrol is the primary fuel type used by 97.5% of these vehicles, with a small proportion (2.5%) running on petrol and gas. This suggests that the model predominantly features a large 4.0-liter petrol engine, highlighting its performance focus during that production period.