The data indicates that the majority of the Mercedes-Benz GLA vehicles (2014-2017) are manufactured in 2014, accounting for approximately 59.3%. Vehicles from 2017 make up about 22.2%, with 2016 models representing 14.8%, and only a small proportion, around 3.7%, are from 2015. This suggests that the bulk of these vehicles on the market are relatively recent, with the 2014 models being the most prevalent. The distribution also indicates a decreasing presence of older models over time, which is typical as newer models are introduced and older ones are phased out or less likely to be on sale.

The data indicates that among the sample of Mercedes-Benz GLA (2014-17) GLA200 5DR SUV vehicles, there is a notable split in engine capacity and fuel type. Approximately 63% of vehicles are equipped with a 2.1 CDI engine (2143cc), while the remaining 37% have a 1.6-litre engine (1595cc). In terms of fuel type, diesel engines dominate with 63%, whereas petrol models make up 37%. This suggests that diesel engines are more prevalent in this model range, which may be relevant for customers considering fuel efficiency and running costs.