The Rover 200 Series, and later the Rover 25, are a series of small family cars that were produced by British manufacturer Rover from 1984 until 2005. There have been three distinct generations of the Rover 200. The first generation was a four-door saloon car based on the Honda Ballade.

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The Rover 200 is a series of cars built from 1984 to 2005. It was the successor to the Rover Metro. They were compact family automobiles that were built in a range of two or four-door body styles. These cars were equipped with inline-four cylinder gasoline or diesel engines that were paired with manual or automatic transmissions.

2024年6月6日 · The Rover 200 Series was a popular choice among British drivers, offering a balance of reliability, comfort, and style. Despite its Honda origins, the Rover 200 managed to carve out its own identity. The 200Vi and MG ZR variants appealed to enthusiasts, showcasing Rover’s performance potential.

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2020年8月15日 · The Rover 200 story actually begins with the Triumph Acclaim, a British-built re-badged Honda, intended to replace the existing Triumph models (which were way past sell-by date). The main problem with the Acclaim was that it was very small inside.

2024年11月22日 · The second-generation Rover 200 made the most of its Honda roots and has now become a real modern classic. Here's how to buy one today

The R8 Rover 200, sometimes referred to as the Mk 2 Rover 200, was launched in 1989. Unlike the Mk 1, Ballade-based, 200, this model was a 5 door hatchback designed to replace the Maestro while the saloon variant, called 400, was the replacement for the Mk 1 200.

Rover 200, 3rd generation, 1995 The third generation Rover 200, which debuted in 1995, became a more compact car. Versions were produced with a three- and five-door hatchback body. Under the hood, gasoline engines were installed with a volume of 1.1 liters (60 hp) to 1.8 liters (145 hp), as well as a two-liter turbodiesel.

The R8 Rover 200, also known as the Mk 2 Rover 200, was launched in 1989 as a 5 door hatchback and was designed in collaboration with Honda. The 200 also spawned a 3 door hatchback, coupe and convertible versions.