The ROVER 45 (2000-05) 4DR SALOON 1.6 16V CLUB is a compact, four-door family saloon from Rover’s final years as a mainstream British carmaker. It sits in the small family-car class, offering a traditional boot rather than hatchback access, and makes a more understated alternative to popular Ford Focus, Vauxhall Astra and Honda Civic models. The 1.6-litre petrol Club is suited to everyday errands, commuting and modest family duties, particularly for drivers who value a simple, familiar layout and saloon styling. Its size is manageable around town, while the separate boot can take shopping or luggage. Compared with newer rivals, expect an older, less modern driving experience and equipment. Mycarcheck.com recorded 24 look-ups covering 22 different VINs, a relatively small snapshot. Across those checks, average recorded mileage was 69,000, annual mileage 10,000 and previous keepers 2.2; average private-sale valuation was £400. Check each car’s history and condition, as age matters greatly.