Rover 400

The Rover 400 is a British compact family car from the Rover Group line. Produced in collaboration with Honda from 1990 to 2005 in the UK, Birmingham. In total, 3 generations of the model were released. The 1st generation of the car was based on Honda Domani / Civic. After 2000, the designation of the 400th series of the model was changed to 45th as a sign of independence of production – without the participation of third-party manufacturers. In general, the 400th has good dynamic performance.

From the Honda Rover 400 received the chassis and frame. Sedan Rover 400, in contrast to the related model, belongs to the class “D”. This is because the sedan received a longer body, a high level of equipment and, of course, a noble English appearance. The interior of the Rover 400 is very rich – velor, leather, woodgrain inserts and wood panels are used in the finish. The seats are soft and comfortable. All Rover 400 models are well equipped – power steering, ABS, air conditioning, an adjustable steering column, two airbags, power windows, heated mirrors and a power sunroof were available.

The range of Rover 400 engines includes several types of gasoline and diesel engines with good dynamics. All engines are very demanding on fuel quality. The 400 Series chassis is a balance of comfort and excellent handling thanks to the multi-link design and suspension settings that are softer than the Civic.