The data indicates a diverse distribution of recent mileage readings for the Mercedes-Benz S Class (2017-20) S500L models. Notably, the most common recorded mileages are in the lower ranges, with 15% of vehicles each having between 0-10,000 miles, 20,000-30,000 miles, and 70,000-80,000 miles. Conversely, higher mileage brackets, such as 100,000-110,000 miles, are less frequently recorded, representing only 5%. This suggests a significant proportion of these vehicles are relatively low mileage, which can be appealing for buyers seeking vehicles with less wear and tear. The data emphasizes a healthy spread across various mileage intervals, with a tendency toward lower to mid-range mileages.

The provided data shows the distribution of private sale price valuations for a Mercedes-Benz S Class (2017-20) S500L model in the UK. Most valuations cluster in the £22,000–£35,000 range, with notable percentages in the £34,000–£35,000 and £30,000–£31,000 brackets, each accounting for 10%. There are smaller proportions (around 5–10%) of valuations at higher price points between £41,000 and £50,000, indicating a subset of vehicles valued above £40,000. Interestingly, the highest-end valuations (£49,000–£50,000) constitute only 5%, suggesting a relatively tight overall valuation range with a concentration in the mid-priced bracket. This distribution highlights a typical market where most vehicles are valued in the £22,000–£35,000 range, with fewer vehicles achieving top-tier private sale prices.

The data indicates that the majority of the Mercedes-Benz S Class (2017-20) S500L 4DR Saloon LWB 3.0 SS 457 EU6 AMG Line Premium Plus 9G-T+ Auto vehicles, approximately 50%, were manufactured in 2018. About 25% were produced in 2017, and the remaining 25% in 2019. This suggests that the 2018 model year constitutes the most common version on the market, potentially reflecting a peak in manufacturing or inventory allocation during that year. The relatively even distribution between 2017 and 2019 indicates consistent production across these years.

The data indicates that among Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2017-20) S500L 4-door saloon LWB models, the most common main paint colours are Black (30%), Silver (25%), and Blue (20%). Collectively, these three colours account for 75% of the vehicle fleet. Notably, vibrant or less traditional colours like Green, White, and Red are much less prevalent, each representing only 5% of the vehicles. This suggests a strong preference for classic and neutral tones among owners of this model, with Black and Silver being particularly dominant choices.

The data indicates that for the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2017-20) S500L 4DR Saloon LWB 3.0 SS 457 EU6 AMG Line Premium Plus 9G-T+ Auto, the majority of vehicles have been registered with a small number of keepers. Specifically, 40% of these vehicles have had two registered keepers, while 30% have had three. Interestingly, 20% of the vehicles have only had a single registered keeper, suggesting some may be relatively new or well-maintained. A smaller portion, 10%, have had four registered keepers, indicating some vehicles have changed owners more frequently. Overall, the distribution suggests a core group of vehicles with minimal ownership changes, which could be reflective of the vehicle's status as a luxury model with high owner retention.

The data indicates that all Mercedes-Benz S Class (2017-20) S500L models with the specified version are equipped with a 3.0-liter engine capacity. Additionally, the majority of these vehicles (90%) run on petrol, while a smaller proportion (10%) are hybrid electric models. This suggests that petrol remains the dominant fuel choice for this model, though there is a growing presence of hybrid electric variants in the fleet.