Description Showing just 76,291 miles; 2,625cc straight-six engine mated to a 4-speed manual gearbox; quietly confident British classic The Rover P4 100 represented one of the most refined iterations of the long-running P4 line, a model range that had become synonymous with quiet, gentlemanly motoring throughout the 1950s and early ’60s.

The 100 introduced the smoother 2.6-litre straight-six and front disc brakes, bringing a welcome lift in both performance and safety while retaining the solid engineering and understated luxury that defined the series.

A particularly handsome example of Rover’s much-loved P4 series, this 1961 Rover 100 finished two-tone grey with dark red leather, the combination giving the car a depth and warmth that only a well-kept P4 can deliver.

Showing just 76,291 miles, and the V5C recording only seven former keepers, the paperwork includes two repair invoices pictured.

The P4’s reputation for solidity is well earned, and this example feels every inch the de...