2003 Rover 75 CDT ConnoisseurTourer **SOLD**

RayDar · 16th June 2014, 16:25

2003 ROVER 75 CDT. Connoisseur Tourer 2.0 litre 5 door Estate with low mileage of 82k.

BMW diesel engine with XP “135” power upgrade when new. Manual transmission. Full service history (mainly by a BMW specialist) with all invoices and all expenditure, inc fuel since new

One “non smoking” owner, from new. Tax & mot to 31st. March 2015.

Very reluctant sale, but due to joint problems ( left shoulder and foot! ) I now need an automatic

This car has been well looked after and has all the usual Connoisseur comforts and extras. Being a diesel and maybe in one of the best colour combinations – Wedgewood blue /charcoal leather it should appeal if you are looking for a Tourer

I’ve seen these advertised by traders at almost £4k for a low mileage good ‘un or at £500 for a non runner for spares, so it is difficult to put a value on it. Asking £1950 o.n.o via Car & Classic advert and in local press , but if sold to a club member, yours for £1750 inc 9 months tax. A great buy for someone reading this.

After 11 years use it is not perfect; a few very minor “battle scars” to paint work but nothing really bad and some parts will need to be replaced over the normal course of running during the coming years, EG. CD Changer not working along with cruise control and suspension items will need replacement eventually - POTHOLES!!!!. But it should provide someone with economic and “happy motoring” if they continue to give it the t.l.c. it has had over the past 11 years. Interior as new and the BMW engine should be good for another 100, 000 miles or so, judging by some high mileage examples for sale.!!

Personal Reg not for sale and as I have now found a suitable auto replacement I will need to sort out sale soon - but I'm going to miss it. They don't make cars of this quality anymore - no wonder Rover went to the wall!

NOW SOLD TO MIKE (mbev51) WHO IT SEEMS HAS BEATEN ME TO IT IN POSTING A "SOLD" NOTICE!

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njb · 16th June 2014, 20:14

Been watching here for months for a connie tourer cdt.
If I hadn't bought one last week.....
Beautiful looking car, best of luck with sale.

steve811 · 17th June 2014, 20:14

Ray, might help if you put a bit more detail in, such as some interior shots, full specification and so on, I may well be in the market for a tourer!

Stickman · 19th June 2014, 13:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by RayDar

2003 ROVER 75 CDT. Connoisseur Tourer 2.0 litre 5 door Estate with low mileage of 82k.

BMW diesel engine with XP “135” power upgrade when new. Manual transmission. Full service history (mainly by a BMW specialist) with all invoices and all expenditure, inc fuel since new

One “non smoking” owner, from new. Tax & mot to 31st. March 2015.

Very reluctant sale, but due to joint problems ( left shoulder and foot! ) I now need an automatic

This car has been well looked after and has all the usual Connoisseur comforts and extras. Being a diesel and maybe in one of the best colour combinations – Wedgewood blue /charcoal leather it should appeal if you are looking for a Tourer

I’ve seen these advertised by traders at almost £4k for a low mileage good ‘un or at £500 for a non runner for spares, so it is difficult to put a value on it. Asking £1950 o.n.o via Car & Classic advert and in local press , but if sold to a club member, yours for £1750 inc 9 months tax. A great buy for someone reading this.

After 11 years use it is not perfect; a few very minor “battle scars” to paint work but nothing really bad and some parts will need to be replaced over the normal course of running during the coming years, EG. CD Changer not working along with cruise control and suspension items will need replacement eventually - POTHOLES!!!!. But it should provide someone with economic and “happy motoring” if they continue to give it the t.l.c. it has had over the past 11 years. Interior as new and the BMW engine should be good for another 100, 000 miles or so, judging by some high mileage examples for sale.!!

Personal Reg not for sale and as I have now found a suitable auto replacement I will need to sort out sale soon - but I'm going to miss it. They don't make cars of this quality anymore - no wonder Rover went to the wall!

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A real beauty m8

If only I had the cash

Best of luck with the sale tho m8
Regards
Chris

Greenman · 28th June 2014, 11:14

Is this still for sale?

steve811 · 28th June 2014, 12:13

Seems not!

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=187733

RayDar · 29th June 2014, 10:27

Sorry Greenman you just missed it! Might have been nice for it to stay in Zummerset? Good luck in tracking down another one RayDar

16th June 2014, 16:25	#1
RayDar Regular poster Rover 75 Tourer CDt Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: CREWKERNE Posts: 40 Thanks: 3 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	2003 Rover 75 CDT ConnoisseurTourer SOLD 2003 ROVER 75 CDT. Connoisseur Tourer 2.0 litre 5 door Estate with low mileage of 82k. BMW diesel engine with XP “135” power upgrade when new. Manual transmission. Full service history (mainly by a BMW specialist) with all invoices and all expenditure, inc fuel since new One “non smoking” owner, from new. Tax & mot to 31st. March 2015. Very reluctant sale, but due to joint problems ( left shoulder and foot! ) I now need an automatic This car has been well looked after and has all the usual Connoisseur comforts and extras. Being a diesel and maybe in one of the best colour combinations – Wedgewood blue /charcoal leather it should appeal if you are looking for a Tourer I’ve seen these advertised by traders at almost £4k for a low mileage good ‘un or at £500 for a non runner for spares, so it is difficult to put a value on it. Asking £1950 o.n.o via Car & Classic advert and in local press , but if sold to a club member, yours for £1750 inc 9 months tax. A great buy for someone reading this. After 11 years use it is not perfect; a few very minor “battle scars” to paint work but nothing really bad and some parts will need to be replaced over the normal course of running during the coming years, EG. CD Changer not working along with cruise control and suspension items will need replacement eventually - POTHOLES!!!!. But it should provide someone with economic and “happy motoring” if they continue to give it the t.l.c. it has had over the past 11 years. Interior as new and the BMW engine should be good for another 100, 000 miles or so, judging by some high mileage examples for sale.!! Personal Reg not for sale and as I have now found a suitable auto replacement I will need to sort out sale soon - but I'm going to miss it. They don't make cars of this quality anymore - no wonder Rover went to the wall! NOW SOLD TO MIKE (mbev51) WHO IT SEEMS HAS BEATEN ME TO IT IN POSTING A "SOLD" NOTICE! . Last edited by RayDar; 1st September 2016 at 12:56..

16th June 2014, 20:14	#2
njb Avid contributor Connie SE Tourer Automatic Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Kildare Posts: 120 Thanks: 41 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	Been watching here for months for a connie tourer cdt. If I hadn't bought one last week..... Beautiful looking car, best of luck with sale. __________________ Jobs done : salvage many parts from the crashed zircon : On the Chagall; epoxied the intercooler, new Rainsports, new dampers,reseated loose injector,replaced windscreen sensor, new front suspension legs, new MAF, PCV, 4 Pagid discs, cleaned EGR, serviced, new sony head. To do: refurb injectors, body work, fan, thermostat.

17th June 2014, 20:14	#3
steve811 Banned Rover 75 Tourer CDT Connoisseur SE Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Newport Posts: 1,906 Thanks: 107 Thanked 299 Times in 206 Posts	Ray, might help if you put a bit more detail in, such as some interior shots, full specification and so on, I may well be in the market for a tourer!

28th June 2014, 11:14	#5
Greenman Regular poster Trophy blue MG ZTT Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Taunton Posts: 43 Thanks: 29 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Is this still for sale?

28th June 2014, 12:13	#6
steve811 Banned Rover 75 Tourer CDT Connoisseur SE Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Newport Posts: 1,906 Thanks: 107 Thanked 299 Times in 206 Posts	Seems not! http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=187733

29th June 2014, 10:27	#7
RayDar Regular poster Rover 75 Tourer CDt Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: CREWKERNE Posts: 40 Thanks: 3 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Sorry Greenman you just missed it! Might have been nice for it to stay in Zummerset? Good luck in tracking down another one RayDar