This gallery is fully dedicated to Rover 75, 'the best front-wheel drive car in the world'!

The Rover 75 was the first large Rover car for 20 years, replacing the Honda inspired 600 and 800 models. Introduced in 1999, the 75 was initially built at the Cowley factory in Oxford, which had undergone a £700 million facelift, including a completely new manufacturing and paint shop facility. The 75 took styling cues from Rover’s heritage, while engine options were four- or six-cylinder petrol units from the K-series range, together with a BMW-derived diesel.

When BMW decided to sell Rover Group in 2000, production of Rover models moved to the newly formed MG Rover Group’s Longbridge factory. The 75 range was quickly developed, with the addition of an estate model, more sporting MG versions and a long-wheelbase limousine. A V8 powered version was also developed, re-engineered with rear-wheel drive.

During 2004 the 75 range got a facelift, with a redesigned look for the front and rear end of the car and modifications to the trim specification.

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