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£2,490
Rover 75
2004 - 2.5 V6 Contemporary SE 4dr Auto
2004
89,000 miles
Petrol
Auto
Super Drive Motors Limited
wakefield
4.7
£6,900
Rover 75
2003 - 2.0 CDTi Connoisseur [131] 4dr
2003
30,000 miles
Diesel
Manual
AP Hynes and Co
altrincham
14
£10,999
Rover 75
2000 - CONNOISSEUR 2.5 V6 SALOON AUTOMATIC * ONLY 17000 MILES * FULL LEATHER * 4-Door
OVER 300 IMPORTS IN STOCK @THECARZOO
2000
17,741 miles
Petrol
Auto
The Car Warehouse
middlesbrough
4.4
15
£1,650
Rover 75
2003 (03) - 1.8 T Club SE 4dr Auto
Directly From the Main Dealers
2003
44,000 miles
Petrol
Auto
SULAY AUTOS LIMITED
birmingham
15
£1,695
Rover 75
2005 (05) - 2.0 CDTi Connoisseur SE 4dr Auto
Part Exchange and Trades Available
2005
91,000 miles
Diesel
Auto
Latimer Car Sales LTD
kettering
57
£1,495
Rover 75
2003 (52) - 2.0 CDTi Connoisseur SE [131] 4dr Auto
R SENSOR|BLACK LEATHER|H SEATS
2003
115,545 miles
Diesel
Auto
EASICARS AUCTION
southall
10
£1,399
Rover 75
2004 (04) - 1.8 Connoisseur SE 4dr Auto
2004
103,000 miles
Petrol
Auto
Jeremy cars
camberwell
13
£1,250
Rover 75
2006 (06) - 2.0 CDTi Classic 4dr
*** PART EX TO CLEAR ***
2006
113,000 miles
Diesel
Manual
Ben Whitcombe Ltd
puxton
41
£2,250
Rover 75
2004 (04) - 1.8 CONNOISSEUR 4 DOOR
2004
121,000 miles
Petrol
Manual
M&M Automotive
lymington
47
£2,750
Rover 75
2002 (02) - 2.0 CDT CONNOISSEUR SE 4 DOOR AUTO
2002
80,000 miles
Diesel
Auto
M&M Automotive
lymington
5
£39,995£1,232 (HP)
Rover 75
2008 (08) - V8 Connoissuer SE Auto 4-Door
2008
94 miles
Petrol
Auto
S M G Rover
whitchurch

Choose from Rover 75 trims

Rover 75 Classic (<10)Rover 75 Club T SE (<10)Rover 75 Connoisseur (<10)Rover 75 Connoisseur SE (<10)Rover 75 Contemporary SE (<10)Rover 75 Unlisted (<10)

Why buy a used Rover 75?

The Rover 75 is one of the few vehicles that's maintained an active road life after outliving their original carmaker. The Rover 75 Tourer estate is still a very good drive, thanks to its comfortable build and fine pedigree heritage. Its BMW roots make it intrinsically a German executive small car with a British badge and styling.

Used Rover 75 FAQ's

How does the Rover 75 drive and handle?

Even though it's closely linked to BMW, don't expect the Rover 75 to provide the same thrilling German-made driving experience as one. Whilst ensuring the Rover 75 didn't directly rival the BMW 3-Series, the German automaker helped equip the 75 with a nearly similar comfortable design. It grips well around corners and provides top-notch bump absorption, with relaxed and effortless motoring befitting of a limousine. Rover even introduced a limited-production 75 limousine variant.

What engine options can you get in the Rover 75?

The earlier releases of the Rover 75 came with a 1.8-litre Rover K-series engine. However, you'll rarely find one in the used car market nowadays, as the carmaker had to later recall and replace most Rover K-series engines due to consistent gasket failures. Rover replaced the K-series with a turbocharged 1.8-litre petrol engine. Later in 2002, Rover also introduced a new 2.5-litre V6 to its range. In 2003, the Ford-borrowed massive 4.6-litre V8 engine joined the Rover's range, giving the 75 a powerful Bentley-like driving performance.

Which engine should you buy with a used Rover 75?

Many recalled 1.8-litre K-series engines got replaced with BMW's 2.0 CDT engine. The German engine matched the 75's character perfectly well, as it was extremely quiet, frugal and punchy, but still very smooth. If you can find one, this is a great buy. In later year production models, the 75 packed 1.8-litre and 2.5-litre engines. However, both offered the same performance. As the former is more economical, it's a better buy, providing an excellent balance of refinement, performance and economy.

Does the Rover 75 have a quality interior cabin?

The final 75 release came with cream-coloured leather seats, padded leather and wood veneer. It was popular among drivers who prized elegance. The debut Rover 75 Classic trim had a cabin trimmed with walnut wood, but later, a lighter coloured oak trim became the standard. As a vehicle designed for long journeys, it has just what you'd expect for comfortable driving, including padded seats and plenty of passenger legroom.

Are there dealerships that service the Rover 75?

Yes. The Rover 75 managed to survive decades without its maker because of the extensive network of supporting dealerships and aftermarket component manufacturers. However, when you purchase a used Rover 75, ensure you look into an aftermarket warranty to help cover unexpected mechanical issues.

What safety features can you expect with the Rover 75?

Since 2005, standard safety features in the Rover 75 include driver, passenger and side airbags. Side curtain airbags were optional. Also, the Rover had standard fitted disc brakes, ABS with electronic brakeforce distribution, a speed-limit warning system and traction control. The Euro NCAP crash-tested the Rover 75 in 2001 before some of these features released, which is likely why it only received a 4-star safety rating instead of the full 5 stars.