The data indicates that among the sampled Fiat 500C (2009-16) vehicles, the highest proportion—36.5%—were manufactured in 2013. Vehicles from 2016 account for 17.3%, while those from 2012, 2014, and 2015 represent 13.5%, 19.2%, and 13.5%, respectively. This suggests that 2013 models are the most common in this group, which could reflect production or registration patterns during that period. Notably, the distribution shows a relatively even spread across the later years, with a slight peak in 2013.

The data on registered keepers for the Fiat 500C (2009-16) Abart 1.4T-JET 160 EU5 595 Competizione Auto5 indicates that the majority of vehicles have remained with three or four owners, accounting for approximately 30.8% and 23.1% respectively. Notably, a smaller proportion, 3.8%, have had only a single keeper, which may suggest some vehicles are relatively new or well-maintained. Conversely, a significant share—about 30.8%—have had three owners, and combined with those having four or more owners, this suggests a trend of moderate to high turnover. The distribution underscores that most of these cars tend to change hands a few times rather than remaining with a single owner for many years.

The data indicates that all vehicles of the model 'FIAT 500C (2009-16) 2DR CONVERTIBLE ABARTH 1.4T-JET 160 EU5 595 COMPETIZIONE AUTO5' surveyed are equipped with a 1.368 cc petrol engine. Additionally, every vehicle in this sample uses petrol as its primary fuel type. This suggests a uniform engine specification and fuel choice among this particular model and variant, which could be useful for buyers or fleet managers seeking consistency in vehicle performance and maintenance.