Used Rover 100 — European Market Prices

Name: Used Rover 100
Brand: Rover
Availability: InStock

Average Rover 100 price: 8 500 € (based on 6 listings). Price history, best deals across 13 European markets.

Average price

8 500 €

Active listings

From

1 200 €

Years

1994–2002

Data updated 8 July 2026 · Sources: 13 European markets · 6 listings analysed

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Where to find a used Rover 100

France 2 Allemagne 2 Pays-Bas 1 Danemark 1

Market analysis: used Rover 100 in Europe

The average price of a used Rover Série 100 in Europe is 8 500 €, based on 6 active listings collected in real time across 13 European markets. Prices range from 1 200 € to 19 900 € depending on year, mileage and condition.

Fuel type: 17% of used Rover Série 100 listings are petrol. Other fuels: petrol (17%).

Mileage: The median mileage is 88 511 km. Vehicles under 53 107 km command a significant premium.

Frequently asked questions — used Rover 100

What is the average price of a used Rover 100?

The average price of a used Rover 100 is 8 500 €, based on 6 active listings collected in real time across 13 European markets. Prices range from 1 200 € to 19 900 € depending on year, mileage, condition and country. Recent models (under 3 years) typically command a 15–30% premium, while vehicles over 150,000 km see significant depreciation. Carindex updates this data daily.

What mileage should I expect for a used Rover 100?

The median mileage of a used Rover 100 on the European market is 88 511 km. Vehicles under 44 256 km are significantly rarer and command a 20–40% premium. Above 132 767 km, depreciation accelerates — especially for petrol engines. Modern diesels (Euro 6 and above) are less affected by high mileage and can remain reliable well beyond 200,000 km with regular servicing.

Which year of Rover 100 has the most supply?

The most common model years for the Rover 100 on the used market are 1994, 1996, 2002. The total supply spans 1994 to 2002. Newer models offer the latest tech and sometimes remaining factory warranty, while older versions provide the lowest entry price. The optimal value-for-money typically falls on 3–5 year old examples with reasonable mileage.

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