Images: Rover Mk.I 75 (2001-04)
Released in March 2001, the Rover Mk.I 75 was available as a mid-size sedan or wagon. Manufactured in England, the front-wheel drive 75 was powered by a 2.5-litre V6 petrol engine that was mated to either a five-speed automatic or manual transmission. The 75 range initially consisted of the entry-level Club, Connoisseur and range-topping Connoisseur SE variants. In October 2003, however, a new price-leading Classic variant was released, with a Club Limited Edition following in July 2004… Read full Rover 75 review
Images: Rover Mk.II 75 (2004-05)
Released in August 2004, the Rover Mk.II 75 introduced a revised line-up, updated styling, quicker steering ratios and improved security. The range was expanded with the CDTi variant – available as a sedan or wagon – which was powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine. The Rover Mk.II 75 could be identified by its larger grille and twin headlight design (previously four separate headlights) with halogen projector units. Inside, there were revised instruments, re-profiled seats and squabs and a ‘Light Oak’ interior theme; the Connoisseur, however, retained its burr walnut finishes.
