Rover

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Rover or rovers may refer to:

Land travelEdit

Leyland companiesEdit

• Rover Company (1885-1967), a British motorcycle and car manufacturing company, absorbed into Leyland Motor Corporation in 1967
• Austin Rover Group (1982-1989), a mass-market car manufacturing subsidiary of Leyland
• Land Rover Group (1981-1987), a light commercial vehicle division of Leyland
• Freight Rover (1981-1986), a commercial van/truck manufacturing division of Leyland

Rover and MG companiesEdit

• Rover Group (1986-2000), the new name given to Leyland in 1986 after the company divested its other divisions, later sold to BMW
• MG Rover Group (2000-2005), a company formed in 2000 when BMW sold most of the Rover Group to the Phoenix Consortium

Other companiesEdit

• Land Rover, a 4x4, SUV and all-terrain vehicle manufacturer sold by BMW to Ford in 2000, and now owned by Tata Motors of India.

Automobiles and locomotivesEdit

• Rover Light Armoured Car, a WWII Australian vehicle unrelated to the Rover Company
• GWR Rover class, a class of locomotives
• Rover was one of the GWR 3031 Class locomotives that were built for and run on the Great Western Railway between 1891 and 1915.

Other usesEdit

• Rover (lawnmower)

See also Edit

• The Rover (disambiguation)