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Rover 75 Tourer review covering 2001 - 2005
Friday 28 October 2005
There are some cars that have a definite element of rightness about them of which the Rover 75 Tourer is one. Despite being launched a full two years after the 75 saloon, the 75’s inherent genteel clubbiness seems to work even better as an estate than as a saloon. Produced during the most turbulent period in Rover’s history - just as BMW were working out how to pull the plug – you’d be justified in expecting the 75’s abilities to mirror the organisational fiasco that overwhelmed Rover, you’d be quite wrong. As a used proposition, the 75 Tourer offers surprisingly affordable and wonderfully ‘officer class’ motoring.
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Rover 75 review covering 1999 - 2005Friday 28 October 2005
Rover has produced so many ‘last chance saloons’ that by now they’ve become rather good at it. The 75 range is the product of Rover’s disastrous spell under the governance of BMW, and if you were expe
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