The data shows that the majority of these Volkswagen Golf Estate (2017-21) vehicles have recorded mileages between 20,000 and 50,000 miles, accounting for approximately 42.9% of the sample. Notably, a significant 22.9% of vehicles have recorded between 20,000 and 30,000 miles, and 20% between 40,000 and 50,000 miles, indicating that many are relatively low-mileage. Conversely, a small percentage (2.9%) has recorded very high mileages over 130,000 miles, which may suggest older or heavily used vehicles. The distribution suggests the vehicles tend to cluster in the lower and mid-range mileage brackets, reflecting typical usage patterns for this model and age group.

The data on private sale valuations for the Volkswagen Golf Estate (2017-21) shows a varied distribution of sale prices. Notably, the most common private sale price ranges are between £11,000-£12,000 (17.1%) and £10,000-£11,000 (also 17.1%), indicating these are typical market values for such vehicles. Additionally, the range with the highest percentage is £13,000-£14,000, comprising nearly a quarter (22.9%) of observed sales, suggesting this is a popular asking price point. Conversely, fewer sales occur at the lower end (£6,000-£7,000 and £8,000-£9,000), each representing only about 2.9%. Overall, the data suggests that the majority of private sales cluster around the £10,000-£14,000 range, with a significant portion being in the upper end of this spectrum.

The data indicates that the majority of the Volkswagen Golf Estate vehicles (from 2017-2021) in the sample were manufactured in 2017, accounting for 77.1%. In contrast, a smaller proportion, 22.9%, were produced in 2018. This suggests that the pre-2018 models dominate the used vehicle market within this sample. No data is available for subsequent model years, which could imply lower availability or sales of newer models at this time.

The data shows that for the Volkswagen Golf Estate (2017-21), the most common primary paint color is grey, accounting for 51.4% of the vehicles. Blue is the second most popular at 22.9%, followed by silver at 14.3%. Notably, darker shades such as black make up 5.7%, while more vibrant or lighter colors like green and white are less common, each representing 2.9%. These insights suggest that neutral and muted tones are favored among this model's owners, with grey being the predominant choice.

The data shows that for the Volkswagen Golf Estate (2017-21) 5-door model equipped with a 1.4 TSI BlueMotion Tech engine, the majority of vehicles have had either one or two registered keepers. Specifically, 28.6% of these vehicles have had just one keeper, while 45.7% have had two keepers. This suggests that most of these cars tend to stay with a single owner or change hands only once. A smaller proportion, 22.9%, have had three keepers, and very few, 2.9%, have had four or more keepers. Overall, the data indicates that these vehicles generally experience brief ownership periods, with most vehicles changing hands only once or twice.

The data indicates that all Volkswagen Golf Estate models from 2017 to 2021 with the specified 1.4 TSI BlueMotion Tech engine are fitted with an engine capacity of 1,395cc, and they exclusively operate on petrol fuel. This suggests a consistent engine configuration and fuel type across this particular model range.