Old English White 75 £990

Bogbrush82 · 10th February 2019, 22:30

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2019-ROVE....c100008.m2219

Cowley car, 150k on the clock. MOT history looks pretty good save for a couple of silly things.

2019 model apparently.

stevestrat · 10th February 2019, 22:51

Might have been nice if they'd included some info about the car

Raspberrycai · 11th February 2019, 15:39

My brother told me about this one, i've been looking at it a bit. Is it an early longbridge or late cowley? If i'm not mistaken the black sills mean it's a cowley.

It seems to have a fairly mixed MOT history, it's had a lot of suspension problems.

2.0 V6, i'm not experienced with the V6 but i've heard it's a decent engine as far as reliability is concerned, and 150,000 miles isn't too bad as long as it's been serviced at the correct intervals.

In the past 13 years it's only clocked an additional 22K miles according to the DVLA, so it's barely been used for the past decade, but that means that in its first 5 years, it covered 124K miles, which is quite a lot. That's almost 25K miles per year. Wonder what it was used for?

The interior all seems fine for the age and mileage aside from the rear of the passenger seat peeling off. Bodywork on the car seems pretty decent.

The airbag light is on but that may be the connectors under the seats.

No engine light on the pictures but obviously the dealer may have cleared the codes with an OBD2. Also no pictures of the engine bay.

Obviously, it is pre project drive and isn't bad spec, with dual zone climate control and electric windows all round. It could easily be upgraded to higher spec. Obviously, white is quite a rare colour for the 75 too.

I'm in no position to buy at the moment, but if I was i'd at least consider it. The dealer is coincidentally right round the corner from where I bought my 75, literally a minute's walk away.

ATSBod · 14th February 2019, 15:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bogbrush82

...2019 model apparently.

Yes, they probably re-opened the Cowley plant in the night when you were't looking

Bogbrush82 · 14th February 2019, 16:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by ATSBod

Yes, they probably re-opened the Cowley plant in the night when you were't looking

That would be awesome. 😎

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Discofan · 14th February 2019, 21:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by ATSBod

Yes, they probably re-opened the Cowley plant in the night when you were't looking

Its maybe one of Thomas's new production ones?

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Raspberrycai Fixing a leak or five. Rover 75 Saloon, 1976 MG Midget Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: Chester Posts: 187 Thanks: 86 Thanked 44 Times in 32 Posts	My brother told me about this one, i've been looking at it a bit. Is it an early longbridge or late cowley? If i'm not mistaken the black sills mean it's a cowley. It seems to have a fairly mixed MOT history, it's had a lot of suspension problems. 2.0 V6, i'm not experienced with the V6 but i've heard it's a decent engine as far as reliability is concerned, and 150,000 miles isn't too bad as long as it's been serviced at the correct intervals. In the past 13 years it's only clocked an additional 22K miles according to the DVLA, so it's barely been used for the past decade, but that means that in its first 5 years, it covered 124K miles, which is quite a lot. That's almost 25K miles per year. Wonder what it was used for? The interior all seems fine for the age and mileage aside from the rear of the passenger seat peeling off. Bodywork on the car seems pretty decent. The airbag light is on but that may be the connectors under the seats. No engine light on the pictures but obviously the dealer may have cleared the codes with an OBD2. Also no pictures of the engine bay. Obviously, it is pre project drive and isn't bad spec, with dual zone climate control and electric windows all round. It could easily be upgraded to higher spec. Obviously, white is quite a rare colour for the 75 too. I'm in no position to buy at the moment, but if I was i'd at least consider it. The dealer is coincidentally right round the corner from where I bought my 75, literally a minute's walk away. __________________ 2004 Rover 75 Saloon - Connoisseur S.E - 2.0 Diesel CDTi - Platinum Gold - Auto. This vehicle (Nigel) was born Wednesday, 15th September 2004 @ 08:14:39 and was the 103,810th 75 to run off the production line, out of 112,381 - This vehicle was the 3,096th 75 CDT Connoisseur SE (135) to be made out of 4,744 - This vehicle was the 303rd 75 in Platinum Gold (code: MCN) to be made out of 1,685 Platinum Gold 75s

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