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Rover 25 1.4iE 16v 3drNewest Review: ... Parts are easy to get hold of and if anything have gone down in price, there are loads of Rovers on the road and plenty of ... more More Rover card
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by - written on 07/06/09 (Very useful, 233 readings)
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There's quite a bit to write when it comes to a car, my Rover 25 looks just like the one in the picture although mine is a three door. The wheels in the (Tiny) picture look like mine too which is unusual as I have bought a set of MG ZR alloys. If you were to look in the auto trader for cars at a similar price to my 2002 (52) Rover 25 you'd find plenty of choice and as much as I can't make your mind up for you I can tell you what I like and dislike about my car. Starting with outside, there are several colours available but in my opinion there are only two worth considering, the gold which I have and is by far the best and there is a nice, vibrant ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/06/05 (Somewhat useful, 912 readings)
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I would like to highly praise this much maligned motor car. My rover has done 50,000 miles from new, and has never had missed a beat, or had any reliability problems what so ever. I understand the head gaskets can fail etc but have found on all my cars that I have owned, the trick is to get them warmed up before driving off. This ensures the engine is at the proper working temperature and this is imperative to longevity of any engine. The bodywork and fittings do not deserve the criticisms thrown at it, and all in all it is a crying shame that the british motorist did not appreciate a good all round vehicle. And I would not hesitate buying another rover if it were ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/06/01 (Very useful, 432 readings)
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Up until last year I did not really have an interest in Rover cars. I liked the Land Cruisers but never really considered owning a Rover. I have been driving for only two years and passed my test last year. My first car was a Nissan Micra and it was in this car that I passed my test. A month later we were offered a deal by Rover whereby we were given 25% discount on any of the Rover 25 models. I could not resist the offer. It was not my ideal choice but the discount on offer was a good incentive.I chose this particular 25 because the price was good and I was given three years service and warranty. I could not fault that. A month after purchasing the car and ... Read the complete review
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