Rover car reviews
Rover reviews
Rover 75 car review
When MG-Rover went bust in 2005 it had an ageing range that had been facelifted numerous times in a bid to keep the company going. While the 25 and 45 were definitely past their sell-by date in many respects, the 75, which was six years old at that point, was still very capable in most of the key areas. And with the car now out of production for several years, prices are eminently affordable.
Date added: Thursday 19 February 2009.
Rover news
Britain’s most reliable cars named
Honda has been named as the most reliable manufacturer for the fifth year running, with the top seven spots being dominated by Japanese manufacturers. Honda beat Subaru to the top spot, with Mitsubishi, Lexus, Toyota, Mazda, Nissan, Skoda, Kia and Mini all in the top ten. Skoda’s eighth place makes it the most reliable European marque.
Date added: Tuesday 03 August 2010.
Top 10 £2,000 bargain saloons
If you’re looking for comfort, practicality and a cavern-like cabin to fit all your family’s needs, then a saloon is your answer. From the ubiquitous Mercedes C-Class to the classic Rover 75, here’s our pick of the top 10 bargain saloons - all for under £2,000.
Date added: Wednesday 28 April 2010.
Rover 75 becomes Roewe 750
The Chinese company which bought part of Rover unveiled their first car yesterday. The Roewe 750 is based on the Rover 75. Shanghai Automobile Industry Corporation (SAIC) bought the rights to the Rover 25 and 75 in June 2005, following the collapse of MG Rover.
Date added: Wednesday 25 October 2006.