Rover P5B

The Rover P5B 3.5L V8 Saloon was introduced in 1967 as part of the P5 generation. It features a 3.5L V8 engine producing 160 bhp, paired with a 4-speed manual or optional automatic transmission. This saloon variant offers luxury appointments and advanced features for its time, including leather seating and a walnut dashboard. It was well-regarded for its performance and comfort.

The Rover P5B 3.5L V8 Automatic was introduced in 1967, catering to those who preferred the ease of an automatic transmission. It shares the same 3.5L V8 engine as the manual variant, producing 160 bhp. This model is known for its smooth ride and quiet cabin, making it a popular choice for executives and dignitaries.

The Rover P5B 3.5L V8 Manual was introduced in 1967 as part of the Rover P5 series. It features a 3.5L V8 engine producing approximately 160 bhp, paired with a manual transmission. This luxury sedan variant offers a classic design and a more engaging driving experience compared to its automatic counterpart, appealing to enthusiasts who prefer manual gear shifting.

The Rover P5B 3.5L V8 Coupe was introduced in 1968 as a sportier alternative to the saloon. It features the same 3.5L V8 engine producing 160 bhp, with a sleek two-door design that emphasizes style. Its interior is luxurious, with high-quality materials and a focus on driver comfort. The coupe variant appealed to those seeking a blend of luxury and performance.

The Rover P5B 3.5L V8 Coupe was available from 1967 until 1973, offering a more stylish two-door body style. It shares the same 3.5L V8 engine as the sedan, delivering around 160 bhp. This variant is known for its elegant lines and luxurious interior, aimed at buyers looking for a sporty yet comfortable ride.

The Rover P5B 3.5L V8 Saloon (Export) was tailored for international markets, featuring the same robust 3.5L V8 engine as domestic models. This variant was notable for minor adjustments to meet varying emission standards and tastes, making it suitable for luxury car buyers outside of the UK.