When the Rover (Connie CDTi) moves over?

Comfortably Numb · 28th December 2018, 20:34

I have no personal experience, but I know several Insignia owners who swear by them (all diesels of various ages). One 75 year-old owner regularly travels 200 miles to visit in N.Scotland, and says it's fantastic, returning 60mpg over the round trip. My 2003 Audi A4 Avant 1.9 TDi was a great car, apart from the seats, which had no lumbar adjustment, despite being SE model. It's the reason I got rid -for some reason they gave me terrible back and hip pain. The Rover on the other hand leaves me fresh and pain free, even on 350mile journeys to the south coast. But I won't have an Adblu diesel with a DPF. So I'd hang onto your Rover for now, and enjoy trying out the opposition, and read up what owners say about them on their forums - you'll find out what to look to for on second-hand ones.

28th December 2018, 20:34	#26
Comfortably Numb Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Penrith Posts: 1,336 Thanks: 165 Thanked 303 Times in 241 Posts	I have no personal experience, but I know several Insignia owners who swear by them (all diesels of various ages). One 75 year-old owner regularly travels 200 miles to visit in N.Scotland, and says it's fantastic, returning 60mpg over the round trip. My 2003 Audi A4 Avant 1.9 TDi was a great car, apart from the seats, which had no lumbar adjustment, despite being SE model. It's the reason I got rid -for some reason they gave me terrible back and hip pain. The Rover on the other hand leaves me fresh and pain free, even on 350mile journeys to the south coast. But I won't have an Adblu diesel with a DPF. So I'd hang onto your Rover for now, and enjoy trying out the opposition, and read up what owners say about them on their forums - you'll find out what to look to for on second-hand ones.