The data indicates that, among 2016-2020 SEAT Leon Hatchbacks, the most common recorded mileages are between 50,000 and 70,000 miles, accounting for approximately 38.4% of vehicles. Notably, a significant portion—over 18%—are recorded between 40,000 and 50,000 miles, with smaller yet noteworthy proportions scattered across various mileage brackets. Interestingly, very low mileage vehicles (under 10,000 miles) are quite rare, at only around 1.7%, and a minimal percentage (less than 1%) has recorded mileages exceeding 130,000 miles, suggesting that these cars typically do not accumulate very high mileages. This pattern reflects expected usage trends for this vehicle class within the given age range.

The provided data shows the percentage distribution of private sale prices for SEAT LEON Hatchbacks (2016-20) in the UK. The most common private sale price range is between £8,000 and £9,000, accounting for 17.1%, followed closely by £7,000 to £8,000 at 16.9%, indicating these are popular price points. Prices between £12,000 and £13,000 and £15,000 to £16,000 also have notable proportions at around 4.4–5%, suggesting moderate market activity in these ranges. Interestingly, the lowest and highest price brackets, such as £3,000 to £4,000 and £18,000 to £19,000, have very low percentages (around 0.3%), indicating that most private sales cluster in the mid-range priced segment. Overall, the data highlights a concentration of private sale activity in the £7,000–£9,000 range, with diminishing activity at the extremes.

The data indicates that the majority of SEAT LEON hatchbacks (2016-20) on the road are from 2018 (33.1%), followed by 2019 (27.9%) and 2017 (25.4%). Vehicles from 2020 make up a smaller proportion at 12.4%, and only a minimal share of 1.1% are from 2016. This suggests that most of these vehicles are relatively recent, with the largest concentration around 2018, possibly reflecting popular purchase years or a typical vehicle lifespan in this model range.

The data indicates that among 2016-20 SEAT LEON HATCHBACK vehicles, blue and grey are the most common main paint colours, each accounting for approximately 23.5% and 22.1% respectively. White is also prevalent, representing about 20.4%. Black follows closely at 21%. Less common colours include silver (5.8%), red (5.2%), purple (1.4%), and orange (0.6%). Notably, the palette is dominated by neutral and standard colours, with vibrant options like orange and purple being quite rare.

The data shows that the majority of SEAT LEON HATCHBACK (2016-20) vehicles have had between one and three registered keepers, with 36.7% having three keepers and 30.4% just two keepers. A significant portion, 14.1%, have had four keepers. Notably, a small percentage of vehicles (around 0.3% to 1.1%) have had up to 12 registered keepers, which could suggest vehicles that changed hands frequently or had ownership complexities. Overall, most vehicles appear to have stable ownership histories with relatively few keeper changes.

The data for SEAT LEON HATCHBACK (2016-20) vehicles shows that the most common engine capacity is 1.984 liters, accounting for approximately 30.4% of the vehicles, followed by 1.395 liters (19.1%) and 1.498 liters (18.5%). Smaller engine sizes like 999 cc and 1,598 cc are less common, representing 3% and 5.8% respectively. Additionally, the majority of these vehicles run on petrol, comprising about 79.6%, with diesel vehicles making up 20.4%. Overall, petrol engines with around 2.0 liters are most prevalent in this model range.