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Last updated March 2026

Ever heard of a brand with a legacy as rich and storied as Rover? We're talking about a true titan of British motoring, one that practically defined rugged elegance and adventurous spirit! From conquering uncharted territories to cruising city streets with undeniable class, Rover always delivered something special. Sure, the journey had its twists and turns, but the name 'Rover' still conjures images of groundbreaking engineering, distinctive style, and an undeniable pioneering spirit. It’s a brand that understood what it meant to combine capability with comfort, often pushing boundaries and setting new benchmarks. You just can’t talk about classic British cars without giving a serious nod to Rover! It's more than just driving; it's an experience, a statement. With a Rover, you weren't just getting from A to B; you were embarking on an adventure, wrapped in a unique blend of heritage and forward-thinking design. That's the magic of Rover!

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1878
Founded
United Kingdom
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Logo Variants

Model guide

Explore Rover models

Browse the most notable Rover vehicles and open a model guide for more detail.

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Rover Rover SD1 3500

Sleek, futuristic design and V8 power, a true European Car of the Year winner.

Production1976–present
Pricing$4,000
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luxury

Rover Range Rover Classic

The original luxury SUV, blending off-road prowess with unprecedented comfort.

Production1970–present
Pricing$5,000
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Rover Rover P5B Coupe

The 'Poor Man's Rolls-Royce' - sophisticated British luxury with a powerful V8.

Production1967–present
Pricing$2,500

Logo Evolution Timeline

Explore 2 logos from Rover's history

Rover logo from 2003

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Rover logo (2003)

Rover logo from 1979

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Rover logo (1979)

Logo Guide

About the Rover Logo

Rover began in Coventry in 1878 as a bicycle maker founded by John Kemp Starley and William Sutton, moving into motor cars in the early 1900s before the British marque finally ceased production in 2005.

01Rover Logo Meaning & Symbolism

The badge depicts a Viking longship under sail, playing on the word 'rover' (wanderer) to evoke exploration, strength, and British heritage.

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02Rover Logo Evolution

This archive contains 2 versions of the Rover logo, with the current design introduced in 2003. Some versions may have overlapped across vehicles, corporate communication and regional applications.

03Download Rover Logo

You can download the official Rover logo in high resolution using the button below. The Rover emblem is available for editorial and reference purposes.