The data indicates that the majority of BMW X5 (2018-23) XDRIVE40I vehicles have relatively low mileage, with 39.3% recorded as being between 0 and 10,000 miles. The next largest group, comprising 17.9%, falls within the 10,000 to 20,000 mile range. Together, these two categories account for over half of the vehicles, suggesting many are relatively new or low-mileage examples. The proportion of vehicles with higher mileages—particularly over 50,000 miles—is comparatively smaller, with only 10.7% recorded between 50,000 and 60,000 miles. Overall, the distribution indicates that most privately recorded mileages for these models lean toward lower mileage readings, which could be appealing for buyers seeking relatively fresh vehicles.

The data presents the distribution of private sale vehicle prices for a BMW X5 (2018-23) XDRIVE40I 5DR SUV across various price ranges in the UK. Notably, the most common prices, accounting for 10.7% each, are in the £35,000-£36,000 and £49,000-£50,000 ranges, indicating these as popular valuation points. Several price brackets, such as £33,000-£34,000, £32,000-£33,000, and £34,000-£35,000, have relatively lower frequencies (around 3.6%), suggesting less common sale prices in these ranges. Interestingly, the higher price range of £54,000-£55,000 also shows a notable frequency (3.6%), reflecting that some vehicles still command premium prices. Overall, the data indicates two peaks in the private sale values, around £35,000-£36,000 and near £50,000, highlighting typical market valuation bands for this model.

The data indicates that the majority of the BMW X5 (2018-23) XDRIVE40I vehicles in the sample were manufactured in 2020, accounting for approximately 64.3%, while those from 2019 make up around 35.7%. Notably, there are no vehicles from 2018 or 2021 and later years in this dataset. This suggests a strong concentration of vehicles from 2019 and 2020, potentially reflecting production or registration trends during this period.

The data indicates that among the BMW X5 (2018-23) XDRIVE40I models, black is the most common main paint colour, accounting for 50% of the vehicles. Grey is also quite popular, representing 21.4%, while white and blue are less prevalent, at 17.9% and 7.1% respectively. Purple is relatively rare, at 3.6%. This suggests that black and grey are the predominant choices for this model range, highlighting a tendency towards classic and neutral colours among owners.

The data indicates that nearly half of the BMW X5 vehicles (2018-23) with the specified model details have just one registered keeper, accounting for 46.4%. Additionally, a significant portion (39.3%) have two registered keepers. Together, these two categories make up approximately 85.7% of the sample, suggesting a trend toward relatively low ownership turnover for this model. The remaining vehicle owners are split between five registered keepers (7.1%) and three registered keepers (7.1%), indicating that most vehicles tend to have a stable ownership history with one or two keepers. This pattern may imply that owners tend to retain these vehicles for a moderate duration before selling or changing ownership.

The data indicates that all vehicles of the BMW X5 (2018-23) XDRIVE40I 5DR SUV 3.0I 340 GPF SS EU6 XLINE 5 SEAT AUTO8 model in the sample are equipped with a 2.998-liter engine capacity, and all use petrol as their primary fuel. This uniformity suggests a consistent specification across the fleet, highlighting the model's reliance on a 3.0-liter petrol engine.