The author gives a deeply probing, truthful and mostly affectionate look at one of the greatest names in the British motor industry.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions how to make the maintenance and repairing of your car.

This is a comprehensive history of the company and a guide to its products. Centring on the period of the official existence of the Rover Group, the book also examines the events leading up to its formation in 1986 and its controversial aftermath, following its dismemberment in 2000.

Last copies with some wear or marks for shelf exposure.

The Rover 800 grew out of a pioneering collaboration between Rover in Britain and Honda in Japan during the 1980s. This book tells the story of how the two companies worked together to produce the Rover 800 and its cousin, the Honda Legend. For those who remember the big front-wheel-driver Rover with affection, this book sets out the full history looking at the design and development of all models: saloons, Fastbacks and Coupes; the Sterling in North America; comtemporary aftermarket modifications; Police usage and export variants. There is a helpful chapter on buying and owning a Rover 800 and the book is illustrated with 250 colour and black & white photographs.

Introduced in 1949, the Rover P4 represented comfortable, refined motoring for the professional classes of the 1950s. Production ceased in 1964, by which time the P4 had become something of an anachronism. However, it had given Rover an enviable reputation for quality engineering, and had paved the way for the successful P5 and P6 models. Topics covered include: design and development, panel features on key personalities and features; specifications for each model; chassis numbers, production figures and paint and trim options.

Rover’s big hatchback saloon of the 1970s and 1980s had all the elements of a superb motor car. It was the work of long-standing Rover engineers, with substantial input from their colleagues at Triumph. The SD1’s top models even shared their V8 engines with earlier and much-loved classics from Rover. It was stunningly attractive, cleverly derived from Italian supercar styling and still extraordinarily practical thanks to its large hatchback configuration. In this new book, Rover historian James Taylor tells the full story of the SD1, warts and all, from initial concept to final production model.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions how to make the maintenance and repairing of Rover 25 & MG ZR Hatchback models, including special/limited editions.

Petrol engines:

• 1.1 litre (1120cc)
• 1.4 litre (1396cc)
• 1.6 litre (1589cc)
• 1.8 litre (1796cc)

Turbo-Diesel engines:

• 2.0 litre (1994cc)

Does NOT cover 1.1 litre SOHC or 1.8 litre DOHC “VVC” (Gti & ZR160) petrol engines, or “Stepspeed/Steptronic” automatic transmission.
Does NOT cover “Streetwise” range.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions how to make the maintenance and repairing of your car. Covers: Hatchback & Saloon, including special/limited editions.
Petrol engines: 1.4 litre (1396cc), 1.6 litre (1588cc) & 1.8 litre (1796cc) 4-cyl, 2.0 litre (1997cc) & 2.5 litre (2497cc) V6.
Turbo-Diesel engines: 2.0 litre (1994cc) 4-cyl.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions how to make the maintenance and repairing of your car.

Models covered by this manual:

Saloon & Estate (Tourer/TZ-T), including special/limited editions.
• Petrol engines: 1.8 litre (1796cc) 4-cyl, inc. turbo; 2.0 litre (1997cc) & 2.5 litre (2497cc) V6
Turbo-Diesel engines: 2.0 litre (1950cc)

Does NOT cover models with 4.6 litre V8 petrol engines.

From the moment of its launch in 1998, the Rover 75 caught the public’s imagination. Here, at last, was a car that felt like traditional Rovers and had been designed in Britain. Rover 75 and MG ZT charts the evolution of the models from the early 1990 onwards including full production histories and comprehensive specification details.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual devoted to the electrical system of the Rover vehicles with 1.1, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8 and 1.8 VVT engines, packed with precious instructions, diagrams, technical schedules and information concerning the electronic injection of the car.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual devoted to the electrical system of the Rover Company model with 4 cyl. 1.9 TDi engines, packed with precious instructions, diagrams, technical schedules and information concerning the electronic injection of the car.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions how to make the maintenance and repairing of your car. Includes all in-line petrol engined models, 74 - 87, up to E 1.6 litre (1622cc), 1.7 litre (1700cc), 1.8 litre (1798cc) and 2.0 litre (1994cc) Does NOT cover V8 or Diesel models, or bodies and conversions produced by specialist manufacturers

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions and information concerning the ignition of the car.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions how to make the maintenance and repairing of your car.

A clear step-by-step illustrated workshop manual with precious instructions how to make the maintenance and repairing of your car.