The Rover Sixty and Rover Seventy-Five or Rover P3 series were 1.6 and 2.0-litre executive cars announced in the middle of February 1948 and produced by...

Rover production. 1948–1949 Rover P3 (60/75) 1949–1964 Rover P4 (60/75/80/90/95/100/105/110) 1958–1973 Rover P5 (3-Litre/3.5-Litre) 1963–1977 Rover P6...

It was built on a Jeep chassis and used the engine and gearbox out of a Rover P3 saloon car. The bodywork was handmade out of an aluminium/magnesium alloy...

1948–1949 Rover P3 (60/75) 1949–1964 Rover P4 (60/75/80/90/95/100/105/110) 1958–1973 Rover P5 (3-Litre/3.5-Litre) 1963–1976 Rover P6 (2000/2200/3500) Rover (marque)...

(1937–1948) Rover 14 P2 (1938–1948) Rover 16 P2 (1937–1948) Rover 20 P2 (1939) Rover P1 (disambiguation), the predecessor to the P2 Rover P3, the successor...

featured unusual modern styling in stark contrast with the outdated Rover 75 (P3) it replaced. Gone were the traditional radiator, separate headlamps...

Rover have included a Rover 60 model: Rover P3, 1948-1949 Rover P4, 1953-1959 This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Rover...

brand was dissolved in 1967. Rover entered the executive car market in 1948 with the Rover P3. The P3 was replaced by the Rover P4 in 1949, which was produced...

1948 Land Rover used the P3 gearbox, but an entirely different transfer box, designed and built by Rover, was fitted. This incorporated a Rover 'freewheel'...

Wraith (2013–present) (front door) Rover P3 4-door sedan (1948–1949) (Front suicide doors, with rear suicide doors) Rover P3 4-door sports sedan (1948–1949)...