1956 Rover 90

This 1956 Rover P4 90 is a quintessential example of post-war British engineering, making it a standout choice for film and TV productions set in the 1950s and early 1960s. Finished in a classic black paint scheme with gleaming chrome trim, this stately saloon features the iconic Rover grille, period Lucas lamps, and elegant suicide opening doors. Inside, the cabin boasts original brown leather seats, rich wood veneer dashboard and door cappings, a full set of original Smiths gauges, and a charming long arm gear selector. Under the bonnet lies a smooth and quiet 2.6-litre straight-six engine, delivering a refined ride that reflects the Rover’s reputation as the "poor man's Rolls-Royce." With its distinctive silhouette, meticulous period-correct detailing, and road-ready condition, the P4 90 is perfect for close-up shots, driving scenes, or dressing a set with authentic 1950s flair.