Rover Ad and Poster Collection: Rover was a British car manufacturer, founded in 1878, known for producing upmarket and family cars. It became part of British Leyland, declined in the late 20th century, and the Rover brand was discontinued in 2005. (ChatGPT)
Rover Ad and Poster Collection:
1920’s Ads and Posters:
1925 Rover 9/20 Tourer. ‘An alluring proposition’
1925 Rover 14/45 H.P. Saloon. ‘ Sweet-running as a perfect ‘six’
1925 Rover 14/45 Saloon
1925 Rover 14/45 Tourer. The ‘Four’ than runs like a ‘Six’
1925 Rover 14/45
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1934 Rover Ten Saloon
1936 Rover Twelve Sports Saloon. ‘one of Britains Fine Cars’
1937 Rover Saloon. One Of Britain’s Fine cars
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1946 Rover. One of Britain’s Fine Cars
1948 Rover. Two new Rover engines…
1948 Rover. Two new Rover engines
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1951 Rover Seventy-Five. One of Britain’s Fine Cars
1952 Rover Seventy-Five
1952 Rover Seventy-Five Ad
1953 Rover Seventy-Five
1955 Rover Saloon. ‘The Rover … gives progress the silence of sailing’
1956 Rover 60. Travelling first class
1956 Rover T3 Gas Turbine Car
1956 Rover T3 Gas Turbine Concept Car
1956 Rover T3 Gas Turbine Concept Car
1957 Rover 90. ‘… and outstanding impression of refinement’
1958 Rover 3-Litre Saloon P5 Mk. I
1959 Rover 3 Litre
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1960 Rover 3-Litre. ‘In the standard of comfort, appointments and silence of running…’
1960 Rover 3-Liter
1962 Rover 3-Litre Saloon
1962 Rover 3-Litre. One Of The World’s Best Engineered Cars
1962 Rover 3-Litre. One Of The World’s Best Engineered Cars
1963 Rover 110 & 95 saloons quietly, luxuriously, travel far and fast
1963 Rover 3-Litre Mark II Coupé
1964 Rover and Land-Rover, meet the Rover ambassadors…
1964 Rover – one of the world’s best engineered cars
1964 Rover 2000 Sports Sedan
1965 Rover 2000. Internationalist. Individualist
1966 Rover 2000 ‘Bristles With Technical Innovations’
1966 Rover 2000. Safety Is How You Feel Now In The Absolute Car
1966 Rover 2000. To Whom It May Concern. Does Your Government Intend to Walk Until 1967
1967 Rover 2000 T.C.
1967 Rover 2000 T.C. Some people buy this car for its name. If you want a better reason, read on
1968 Rover P5 Coupé and Rover P6
1968 Rover 2000. In an age of mass production thank goodness a Rover is still a Rover
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1970 Rover 3500S Called Best Cat of Road & Track’s Testing Year
1971 Rover 2000 TC. A reminder of the changes we haven’t made
1972 Rover. It’s taken motoring years ahead
1974 Rover 2200 TC. With safety now so fashionable the Rover 2200 must be the most fashionable car around
1975 Rover 2200 TC. If you have a good judgement you own one
1977 Rover 3500. He could be using less petrol in the fast lane than you do in the slow one
1977 Rover 3500. Tomorrow. Today
1979 Rover 3500. The difference is Rover
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1980 Rover. Education for toughness shapes character
1980 Rover 3500. More Than Just A Beautiful Car
1984 Austin Rover. Only Supercare Gives You The Complete Picture
1988 Rover 800 Series. Success is often shown by not showing it.
1990’s Ads and Posters:
1990 Rover Mini (Japan)
1993 Rover 220 Coupe. The Empire Strikes Back!
1993 Rover Metro Tahiti Special. Wait Till You See The Hidden Extras
1994 Rover Metro Rio Grande. Get More Than You Bargained For
1994 Rover 620 Si
1994 Rover 820 Si
1994 Rover Metro 1.4 SD
1994 Rover 200 Series Cabriolet
1994 Rover 800 Series Sedan
1994 Rover Metro 5-Door
1994 Rover Metro (AKA Rover 100)
1995 Rover 827 Coupe Standing out at no cost
1996 Rover 216 i Cabriolet
1996 Rover 400 Tourer
1996 Rover 620 SDi
1996 Rover 800 Coupe
1999 Rover 75 (Swedish Postcard)
2000’s Ads and Posters:
2000 Rover 25. Test Rover
2001 Rover 75 Tourer. More space. More style. More class.
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