Are Values on the UP??

boater · 13th April 2018, 18:34

Just scrolling through 75's for sale on the bay and was surprised how many cars are £2k+. It doesn't seem to matter which engine so long as they are high spec versions and mileage is below 100k. Of course there are still plenty of high miler's for just a few hundred.

Is this a trend or just my wishful thinking?

victorgte · 13th April 2018, 19:09

I’ve noticed it myself. Some sellers who know a lot about the cars sell top notch ones for 3 to 4K.
Dealers are asking £1500 to £3000.
Then of course there are some gems with some repairs required that the owner does not want to do that are below 1k. Age of the car puts them off.
I would guess that the reputation of the 75 is improving. Now there’s another debate!

13th April 2018, 18:34	#1
boater Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Rotherham Posts: 232 Thanks: 107 Thanked 73 Times in 46 Posts	Are Values on the UP?? Just scrolling through 75's for sale on the bay and was surprised how many cars are £2k+. It doesn't seem to matter which engine so long as they are high spec versions and mileage is below 100k. Of course there are still plenty of high miler's for just a few hundred. Is this a trend or just my wishful thinking?

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victorgte I really should get out more....... MGTF, MGZT, Range Rover Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Cheltenham Posts: 2,802 Thanks: 395 Thanked 633 Times in 446 Posts	I’ve noticed it myself. Some sellers who know a lot about the cars sell top notch ones for 3 to 4K. Dealers are asking £1500 to £3000. Then of course there are some gems with some repairs required that the owner does not want to do that are below 1k. Age of the car puts them off. I would guess that the reputation of the 75 is improving. Now there’s another debate! __________________ MG TF 135, MG ZT, Range Rover P38