ROVER CITYROVER (2003-06)
The ROVER CITYROVER (2003-06) is a compact and practical city car designed for urban driving and everyday commuting. As a small hatchback, it offers easy manoeuvrability and efficient performance, making it a popular choice for first-time drivers, young professionals, and those needing a reliable vehicle for city life. Known for its distinctive design and comfortable interior, the CITYROVER provides a friendly driving experience, especially suited for navigating busy streets and parking in tight spaces.
Standing out in its class, the ROVER CITYROVER (2003-06) is often appreciated for its simplicity, affordability, and low running costs. It tends to be used for daily commuting and short trips, with an average recorded mileage of around 45,542 miles, indicating steady use over its years. Known for its reliability and ease of maintenance, this model holds appeal among budget-conscious drivers looking for a dependable, easy-to-drive small car. With an average private sale valuation of around £469, the CITYROVER remains a sensible choice for those seeking an affordable, functional vehicle in the UK market.
average use
The data indicates that the most common mileage range for the most recently recorded readings in the sample of Rover CityRover (2003-06) vehicles is between 40,000 and 50,000 miles, accounting for 27.1% of vehicles. Notably, a significant portion of vehicles—over 50%—have recorded mileages below 60,000 miles, including 17.8% in the 30,000–40,000 mile range and 27.1% in the 40,000–50,000 mile range. There are relatively few vehicles with very high mileage, such as over 100,000 miles, comprising less than 2% of the sample, and virtually none with mileage exceeding 210,000 miles. This suggests that most Rover CityRovers from this period tend to have moderate mileage, with a smaller proportion enduring to very high mileage marks.
vehicle values
The available data indicates that the private sale price for ROVER CITYROVER (2003-06) vehicles is consistently estimated at 100% of the UK market value within the £0 to £1,000 range. This suggests that, for vehicles in this particular valuation band, private sales typically align closely with the standard market valuation, reflecting a uniformity in pricing expectations for these vehicles in the used market.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of Rover CityRover (2003-06) vehicles manufactured between 2003 and 2006 were produced in 2004, accounting for 53.3% of the sample. Vehicles from 2005 make up 18.7%, while those from 2006 comprise 20.6%. A smaller proportion, 7.5%, were manufactured in 2003. This distribution suggests that most of these vehicles in circulation are from the 2004 model year, with relatively fewer from 2003 and 2005, and a significant portion from 2006. The data may reflect production trends, vehicle longevity, or ownership preferences during this period.
colour popularity
The data on the main paint colours for Rover CityRover (2003-06) vehicles shows a diverse palette, with silver being the most common at 27.1%. Red and blue are also popular, accounting for 24.3% and 16.8% respectively. Notably, black represents only 10.3%, making it less frequent than some brighter colours. Interestingly, green is present in 14% of the vehicles, which is relatively high compared to other colours, while purple is the least common at 6.5%. Overall, the vehicle fleet displays a wide variety of colours, with a tendency toward brighter and more vibrant shades.
ownership cycle
The data on registered keepers for Rover CityRover (2003-06) vehicles reveals that the majority of these vehicles have been owned by a small number of individuals, with 21.5% having had six owners and 15% with four owners. Notably, over half (approximately 62%) of the vehicles have had between one and six keepers, indicating moderate ownership stability. A smaller proportion, about 11.2%, has had five keepers, and vehicles with higher numbers of keepers (such as 10 or more) are relatively rare, each comprising less than 4% of the sample. Overall, these findings suggest that most Rover CityRovers tend to have a limited number of previous owners, which could be indicative of vehicle longevity and ownership continuity within this model.
engine choices
Based on the data for ROVER CITYROVER (2003-06) vehicles, the vast majority are powered by petrol engines, accounting for 99.1%. When it comes to engine capacity, most vehicles (97.2%) have an engine size of 1405cc, with a small minority (2.8%) featuring a 1403cc engine. Overall, petrol engines with a capacity of around 1405cc dominate this model range, suggesting a consistent engine specification across most vehicles.
