Rover 800 & 600 Owners Club

The first dedicated Owners Club of the Rover flagship, the 800 series. As 800 owners, enthusiasts and members of the Club it is our wish to preserve these beautiful luxury and sports vehicles for our own enjoyment and for future owners.

The Club caters for all derivatives of the Rover 800 Series and as a member you are a part of an initiative to ‘Preserve the Flagship’. In addition to enjoying access to a wealth of technical and production information you can bring your 800 series along to many events. In fact, this is one of the primary reasons for the owners clubs existence with an emphasis placed on promotion of the 800 series at shows and events across the country. You can be certain of a busy calender in 2016, the 30th anniversary of the Rover 800.

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Unlike the Montego, there was never an estate version of the 600 Series, with no direct replacement being launched for the estate version of the Montego when it was discontinued at the end of 1994, although an estate would eventually resurface with the Rover 75 Tourer when it launched in 2001. Production continued until the beginning of 1999, when it was replaced with the retro styled Rover 75, developed under BMW’s stewardship. The 75 also replaced the larger 800 Series. The 600 had been a popular car in the compact executive sector, with a large percentage of sales being to the fleet market.

In 1984, when in the final stages of developing the Rover 800 Series saloon, it was planned to sell the sell the hatchback version from its launch a year later as the Rover 600 Series, but these plans were abandoned and instead the hatchback became part of the 800 Series.