PROTON IMPIAN (2001-09)
The PROTON IMPIAN (2001-09) is a compact and practical hatchback that's well-suited for everyday city driving and manageable commuting. Known for its affordability and straightforward design, this vehicle fits perfectly for first-time drivers, students, and small families seeking an economical and reliable car. Its modest size makes parking and navigating through busy streets easier, while its simple features and reasonably low running costs make it a popular choice in the UK used car market.
What sets the PROTON IMPIAN (2001-09) apart is its reputation for affordability and practicality, often offering good value for money in the used car segment. It tends to appeal to budget-conscious drivers looking for a dependable vehicle that can handle routine trips without fuss. Compared to its rivals, the IMPIAN stands out through its cost-effective ownership and reasonably low insurance costs. With an average mileage of around 83,448 miles and a typical history of about four previous owners, this model remains a sensible option for those seeking a straightforward, no-nonsense car for daily use.
average use
The data indicates that a significant proportion of Proton Impian (2001-09) vehicles recorded their most recent mileage between 40,000 and 50,000 miles, accounting for 12.1%. Notably, there's a relatively high percentage (13.6%) at both the 70,000–80,000 and 90,000–100,000 mile ranges, suggesting these are common mileage milestones for the model. The mileage distribution also shows smaller percentages across a wide range of lower and higher mileages, including a notable 4.5% of vehicles at 170,000–180,000 miles and a few up to 250,000–260,000 miles, indicating some vehicles have accumulated very high mileages. Overall, the data reflects typical usage patterns with peaks around mid-range mileages, but also reveals the presence of vehicles with considerable wear at high mileages.
vehicle values
The data indicates that a significant majority of private sale valuations for Proton Impian (2001-09) models fall within the £1,000 to £2,000 range, accounting for approximately 62.1% of sales. Conversely, around 37.9% of private sales are priced below £1,000. This suggests that most Proton Impian vehicles from this period are generally valued between £1,000 and £2,000 in the private market, with a notable portion priced under £1,000, potentially reflecting vehicles in less than ideal condition or higher mileage.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of PROTON IMPIAN (2001-09) vehicles are manufactured between 2005 and 2008, accounting for approximately 63.7% of the sample. Notably, the highest proportion is from 2005, at 22.7%, followed closely by 2007 (21.2%), 2006 (19.7%), and 2008 (10.6%). Conversely, vehicles from earlier years such as 2001, 2002, and 2003 make up a smaller share, around 4.5% to 7.6%. This suggests that most of these vehicles on the road are relatively recent models within this timeframe, with a significant cluster from the mid-2000s.
colour popularity
The data indicates that Silver is the most common main paint colour for Proton Impian (2001-09), accounting for approximately 38% of vehicles. Blue is the second most popular, making up around 18%, followed by Gold at about 11%. Notably, monochrome colours such as Black, Grey, White, and Maroon collectively make up a significant portion of the palette, highlighting a preference for classic and neutral shades. Red and Green are comparatively less prevalent, with Red representing roughly 8% of the vehicles. Overall, the colour distribution suggests a strong preference for metallic and neutral tones among owners of this model.
ownership cycle
The data on registered keepers for Proton Impian (2001-09) vehicles shows a diverse distribution, with the most common number of keepers being three (19.7%), followed by five keepers (18.2%), and two keepers (16.7%). Notably, a significant portion of the vehicles has had relatively few owners, with 7 keepers accounting for 6.1%. Interestingly, about 16.7% of the vehicles have only had two or four keepers, indicating some vehicles may have shorter ownership periods. Overall, the data suggests a relatively stable ownership pattern with a spread across different numbers of keepers, but a propensity towards vehicles changing hands a few times rather than many.
engine choices
The data indicates that the majority of Proton Impian (2001-09) vehicles are equipped with a 1584cc engine, accounting for approximately 94% of the fleet. Smaller proportions feature 1684cc (3%), 1468cc (1.5%), and 1149cc (1.5%) engines. Regarding fuel type, most vehicles run on petrol, representing 95.5%, while a small segment (4.5%) are gas bi-fuel models. This suggests that the common engine size is 1584cc and petrol remains the dominant fuel choice among these vehicles.
