CLASSICS CHATTER AUCTION UPDATES: 2004 ROVER 75 V6 CONTEMPORARY - DORSET VINTAGE & CLASSIC AUCTION EARLY WINTER SALE THURSDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2017 ATHELHAMPTON HOUSE Nr DORCHESTER, DORSET, DT2 7LG

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DORSET VINTAGE & CLASSIC AUCTION

EARLY WINTER SALE

THURSDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2017

ATHELHAMPTON HOUSE Nr DORCHESTER, DORSET, DT2 7LG

Viewing: Wednesday 29 November 2pm - 6.30pm /

Sale Day from 9am

Sale begins at midday. Vehicles to be sold at approximately 2pm

2004 ROVER 75 V6 CONTEMPORARY

Make: Rover

Model: 75 V6 Contemporary
Year: 2004
Registration Number: BX04 XEB
Chassis Number: SARRJCLLM4D324165
Engine Number: 25K4FP56263209
Transmission: Automatic
Steering: Right Hand Drive
MOT Test Expiry: October 2018
Mileage: 46000
Guide Price: £2000 - 3000

Lot No: 215

Offering solid workmanship and dependability, Rovers of all generations appeal to those who appreciate performance, comfort and understated British design. Production of these motor cars ceased in 2005 when the MG Rover Group ceased to exist and manufacturing sadly ended at the Longbridge plant. The ‘75’ arrived in 1998 as an executive class saloon or estate to rival the BMWs and Audis of the era and was intended to represent refined and dignified British workmanship; so much so that the model made regular appearances on a host of crime dramas in the late Nineties and early Noughties, such as Rosemary and Thyme and Midsomer Murders!

This 75 V6 Contemporary has had virtually one owner from new and has obviously been well cared for throughout its life. We are informed that the motor car has been regularly serviced and recent work carried out less than five hundred miles ago by a Rover specialist included a major service and a water pump and cambelt change at a cost of nearly £2000. With no known faults and described as excellent or good in all departments by the vendor, this modern classic Rover represents excellent value for money.

The history file includes a quantity of invoices and MOT test certificates, which confirm the low mileage, together with the V5C registration certificate.