The data indicates that the majority of Mercedes-Benz S-Class vehicles (2020 model onwards) with the specified trim have relatively low mileage, with approximately 66.7% recorded between 0 and 10,000 miles. The next most common mileage range is 10,000 to 20,000 miles, accounting for 9.5%. Mileage between 30,000 and 50,000 miles (each at 4.8%) is less common, and only a small percentage (also 4.8%) of vehicles have mileage between 60,000 and 70,000 miles. Overall, a significant portion of these vehicles are lightly driven, suggesting they are often relatively new or mainly used for low-mileage journeys.

The data indicates that for this Mercedes-Benz S-Class model, most private sale prices (ranging from approximately £53,000 to £86,000) predominantly carry a valuation discount of around 4.8%. Notably, certain higher price brackets—specifically those between about £83,000 and £86,000—show a significantly higher discount of 9.5%. This suggests that vehicles in the top-end price range may experience a steeper discount when sold privately. Overall, the valuation discounts are fairly consistent at approximately 4.8%, with a few exceptions at higher price points where the discount doubles, highlighting some variability in private sale valuations at the upper end of the market.

The data indicates that the majority of the Mercedes-Benz S Class vehicles in this sample were manufactured in 2021, accounting for 57.1%. Vehicles from 2022 make up 38.1%, while only 4.8% are from 2023. This suggests that most of these models are relatively recent, primarily from 2021 and 2022, with very few from 2023, possibly reflecting their recent release and limited time on the road.

The data indicates that the predominant paint colour for the Mercedes-Benz S Class (2020-) S500L 4MATIC models is black, accounting for approximately 85.7% of the vehicles. Silver is the next most common colour, making up about 9.5%, followed by blue at 4.8%. This suggests that black is the overwhelmingly popular choice among owners of this model, reflecting a strong preference for classic and elegant vehicle aesthetics in this category.

The data indicates that the majority of Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2020-) S500L 4MATIC vehicles, approximately 57.1%, have had only one registered keeper, suggesting they are relatively new or well-maintained vehicles. About 23.8% have had two keepers, and a smaller portion, 19%, have had three keepers. This distribution implies that most of these vehicles tend to stay with a single owner initially, which could reflect their status as premium vehicles that owners prefer to retain for some time.

The data indicates that all Mercedes-Benz S Class (2020-) S500L 4MATIC models are equipped with a 3.0-liter engine capacity and utilize hybrid electric technology as their primary fuel source. This suggests a consistent engine size and a complete adoption of hybrid electric power across the sample, highlighting the model’s focus on combining luxury with advanced hybrid efficiency.