The Rover P4 series cars were produced by The Rover Company Limited of Solihull, Warwickshire from 1950 to 1964, during which period over 130,000 cars were built. If you can see this, your browser will not show this page correctly. Click the monogram below for an alternative version.

The Rover’s design, level of engineering, build quality, and general air of refinement earned it the sobriquet “The Poor Man's Rolls-Royce”, although “poor” was a relative term -- a Rover 90 cost over £1500 (about $4200 U.S.) in 1959.

• The First and the Last  -   The 1950 “75” and the 1964 “110”
   
• The P4 Gallery  -   Evocative pictures from Rover brochures
   
• Variations on a Theme  -   Some unusual P4s
   
• The Rover P4 Today  -   Still motoring, over 50 years on
   
• Technical Features  -   With colour illustrations
   
• Specifications  -   Technical data on the P4 range
   
• Production Figures  -   Vehicles produced and serial numbers
   
• Where Are They Now?  -   On and off the road, around the world
   
• Some Rover Links  -   Other Web sites of possible interest
   

This site has no connection with the Rover Company or their successors, other than that of an appreciation of their products. Acknowledgement is gratefully made of the use of material from Rover advertising and other Rover publications. Comments on this site may be forwarded to magnet@ican.net.