Showing only 27,540 miles; only year of P4 where the handbrake was fitted to the side of the driver’s seat; handsome and full of traditional British character, this Rover 60 represents an appealing opportunity to acquire one of the finest post-war saloons of its generationFew British cars of the 1950s combined dignity, comfort and engineering integrity quite so successfully as the Rover P4.

Dubbed the "Auntie Rover" by enthusiasts, these handsome saloons earned a reputation for reliability, refinement and quality that made them a favourite with professional drivers, company directors and discerning private owners alike.First registered in September 1954, this Rover 60 is finished in timeless black, a colour that suits the car's elegant lines particularly well.

The exterior is complemented by a lovely tan interior which provides a warm and inviting contrast, creating exactly the sort of understated luxury for which Rover became renowned during this period.Powered by the model's smooth...