Rover 200 Series

The Rover 220 SD Turbo was introduced in 1990 as a diesel variant of the 200 Series. It features a 2.0L turbocharged diesel engine producing 107 hp, providing a good balance of torque and fuel efficiency. This hatchback variant appealed to those looking for a compact car with diesel capability, ideal for long-distance travel.

The Rover 214 was introduced in 1984 as part of the first generation of the 200 Series. It features a 1.4L K-series engine producing 75 hp, paired with a 5-speed manual or optional automatic transmission. This 5-door hatchback variant is known for its spacious interior and comfortable ride, making it a popular choice in the compact segment.

The Rover 216 was launched in 1984 alongside the 214, featuring a 1.6L engine that produced 103 hp. This hatchback variant provided a balance of performance and comfort, appealing to buyers looking for a compact car with a bit more power. It was available with both manual and automatic transmission options.

The Rover 220 Turbo was introduced in 1989 as a performance-oriented variant of the 200 Series. It features a turbocharged 2.0L engine producing 145 hp. This hatchback variant gained popularity for its sporty driving dynamics and acceleration capabilities. It included sportier suspension and body styling to enhance its performance appeal.

The Rover 216 GTi was introduced in 1990 as a sporty variant of the 200 Series. It features a 1.6L engine producing 111 hp and sport-tuned suspension for enhanced handling. This 5-door hatchback is known for its spirited performance and distinctive styling cues, making it a sporty choice in the compact segment.

The Rover 25 was introduced in 1999 as the successor to the 200 Series, part of the second generation. It features a range of engine options, including a 1.4L engine producing up to 103 hp. The hatchback variant is known for its compact size, comfortable interior, and responsive handling, making it a popular choice among city drivers.

The Rover 45 was launched in 1999 as a larger hatchback variant of the 200 Series, positioned above the Rover 25. It features a 1.8L engine producing 115 hp and is known for its spacious interior and refined ride quality. This variant appeals to families and those seeking a comfortable compact car with good practicality.

The Rover 200 Vi was introduced in 1998 as a performance-oriented variant of the 200 Series, featuring a 1.8L VVC engine producing 145 hp. This hatchback variant is known for its sporty handling and high-revving engine, appealing to enthusiasts looking for a compact car with a dynamic driving experience.