The ROVER 45 (2000-05) 4DR SALOON 1.6 16V CLUB SE is a compact, four-door petrol saloon from Rover’s small family-car class. It offers a separate boot and a more traditional shape than a hatchback, making it a sensible option for everyday UK driving. Now an older, discontinued model, it is mainly found on the used market, where condition and maintenance matter more than badge appeal. Mycarcheck.com records 18 look-ups covering 17 distinct VINs, a useful but modest snapshot. These checks show an average private-sale valuation of £700, average recorded mileage of 71,000 and about 7,000 miles driven yearly; cars had averaged 3.5 previous keepers. That profile suggests a relatively affordable used car, often suited to commuters, couples or a small family wanting a roomy boot without a large-car footprint. Its Club SE trim, traditional styling and relaxed drive offer a distinctive alternative to similarly aged Ford Focus and Vauxhall Astra saloons.