Introduced in 1971, the Rover 3500S was the performance flagship of the P6 range offering impressive pace and refinement for its era
Powered by the Buick-derived 3,528cc V8 producing 161bhp, paired with a 4-speed manual gearbox denoted by the ‘S’ for Syncromesh, capable of 0-60mph in nine seconds and a top speed of 123mph
Standard specification included a matte black grille, improved post-1970 interior trim and a factory-fitted vinyl roof, features which distinguished the later models from earlier P6 variants
First registered in 1974 and in current ownership since 2015, with just four previous keepers recorded
Finished in Almond Beige, resprayed around 2021/22, with a fully retrimmed tan interior and new carpets throughout
Fitted with a stainless steel exhaust system and an electric fuel pump, practical upgrades enhancing reliability and drivability without detracting from its originality
This 3500S represents an appealing opportunity to acquire one of Rover’s most admired saloons, off...