The ROVER 75 (1999-05) 5DR TOURER 2.0 CDTI 131 CONNOISSEUR AUTO REV 04 is a roomy diesel estate, known as the Tourer, rather than a hatchback or SUV. It brought a distinctly British feel to the family-car market, pairing useful load space with the Rover 75 range’s traditional, wood-and-leather-inspired, refined character. With an automatic gearbox and a 2.0-litre diesel, it suits families, drivers and anyone wanting relaxed motoring with room for luggage. Its styling and cushioned ride set it apart from rivals like the BMW 3 Series Touring, while its equipment and cabin made it an alternative to mainstream estate cars. Mycarcheck.com has recorded 28 look-ups covering 17 distinct VINs for this Rover 75 Tourer version. Checks show an average private-sale valuation of £800, around 100,000 miles and roughly 3,000 miles driven annually; the average keeper count is about four. These figures offer context, but each car’s history and condition matter.