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Forestgreen · 25th April 2017, 13:28

No, not another thread about how cheap the Rover 75 is - followed by complaints that we are doing the cars a disservice by bragging about how cheap they are as their reputation becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Instead it's a whinge about how unaffordable they are in danger of becoming. On Autotrader right now there are 49 Connoisseur SE spec 75s. Of these no fewer than 20 are priced at around(*) £2000 or more, and 9 are at £4k (give or take a few pounds) or more, with the highest one, a V6, on sale for £8500. (* That includes £3999 cars....)

35 out of the 120 Rover 75s of any spec or shape on AutoTrader are asking around £2 grand or more

£4000 could buy you a launch spec V6 with 55k miles on the clock, or a £4k diesel Classic spec.

Granted there are plenty at £1000 or below, but is the tide starting to turn on prices for good ones?

25th April 2017, 13:28	#1
Forestgreen Gets stuck in Rover 75 Connoisseur SE 2.5 V6 saloon Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Birmingham Posts: 770 Thanks: 47 Thanked 105 Times in 54 Posts	What's with 75 prices these days? No, not another thread about how cheap the Rover 75 is - followed by complaints that we are doing the cars a disservice by bragging about how cheap they are as their reputation becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Instead it's a whinge about how unaffordable they are in danger of becoming. On Autotrader right now there are 49 Connoisseur SE spec 75s. Of these no fewer than 20 are priced at around() £2000 or more, and 9 are at £4k (give or take a few pounds) or more, with the highest one, a V6, on sale for £8500. ( That includes £3999 cars....) 35 out of the 120 Rover 75s of any spec or shape on AutoTrader are asking around £2 grand or more £4000 could buy you a launch spec V6 with 55k miles on the clock, or a £4k diesel Classic spec. Granted there are plenty at £1000 or below, but is the tide starting to turn on prices for good ones?