The ROVER 25 (1999-04) 3DR HATCHBACK 2.0 TD IS is a three-door compact hatchback from Rover’s final years as a mainstream British brand. It sits in the small-car market, offering a practical alternative to the Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa and Peugeot 206, with a more traditional feel than many newer superminis. Its 2.0-litre turbo-diesel engine gives it a long-distance character, while the three-door body suits singles, couples or commuters wanting a straightforward runabout rather than easy rear-seat access for family passengers. Older diesel technology and age mean condition matters more than reputation alone; check service history, emissions compliance and general wear before buying. In mycarcheck.com checks, the sample is small: three look-ups covered two VINs, so figures are indicative rather than market-wide. Recorded averages were a £400 private-sale value, 62,000-mile mileage, 3,000 miles annually, and 4.333 previous keepers. The low annual mileage may appeal, but verify odometer records and vehicle condition carefully.