Rover P5

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The Rover P5 is a British executive saloon car produced in the 1950s–1970s, known for its refined styling, comfortable ride, and use by government officials including UK prime ministers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British car
executive car
saloon car
alsoKnownAs Rover 3 Litre NERFINISHED
Rover 3½ Litre NERFINISHED
assemblyLocation Solihull, England NERFINISHED
bodyStyle 4-door coupé
4-door saloon
brakeType disc brakes (front)
category classic car
class executive car
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
designer David Bache NERFINISHED
engineType Rover V8 petrol engine NERFINISHED
inline-six petrol engine
era 1950s
1960s
1970s
fuelType petrol
generation P5 Mark I NERFINISHED
P5 Mark II NERFINISHED
P5 Mark III NERFINISHED
P5B NERFINISHED
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
manufacturer Rover Company NERFINISHED
marketSegment upper-middle-class buyers
notableFeature comfortable ride
luxurious interior
refined styling
notableUse official car of UK government ministers
official car of UK prime ministers
notableVariant P5B Coupé NERFINISHED
P5B Saloon NERFINISHED
P5BEngineDisplacement 3.5 litre
P5EngineDisplacement 3.0 litre
predecessor Rover P4 NERFINISHED
productionEnd 1973
productionStart 1958
successor Rover SD1 NERFINISHED
suspension independent front suspension
transmission automatic gearbox
manual gearbox
usedBy Edward Heath NERFINISHED
Harold Wilson NERFINISHED
Margaret Thatcher NERFINISHED
wheelbase approximately 2.8 metres

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Rover notableProduct Rover P5