Rover 25, 2004

 

•  Rover 25, 2004

The revised exterior and interior style revisions to the new-look Rover 25 extend consistently to the latest 45 and 75 models, thereby creating a new and refreshed family-look for the Rover products, in the year the marque celebrates its Centenary.

Substantial changes are made throughout, with the Rover 25 featuring a new hatchback design that includes clear centre-line badging and the rear number plate positioned within the bumper. New alloy wheel designs and enhanced features prevail. Inside, attention has been directed to enhance the stylish cabin with high-quality features, a new centre console, switchgear and an array of technology features.

The Rover 25 completes a new family style identity with clean and fresh, stylish lines providing a contemporary elegance that evolves consistently across the Rover range following the recent introductions of the latest 45 and 75, in the brands centenary year.

The new front bumper design and clear lens covered twin halogen headlamps produce a cleaner and more sculpted exterior appearance. Substantial changes are made to the rear too with a new hatchback and bumper style, complemented by new alloy wheels and centre-line badging.

Inside, the high quality and stylish cabin features an all-new fascia, centre console, switchgear and an array of technology features. The Rover 25 combines a crisp and attractive style with excellent refinement, supple ride and handling and high standards of accommodation for the sector.

The new fascia design includes four styled circular air vents that give definition and feature to the centre and ends of the fascia, and each finished in chrome. A wood fascia insert dresses the interior appearance for up to date interpretation of this traditional Rover feature. The insert is also available in a new range of finishes - burr walnut for the Rover traditionalists, and for Rover customers after something a little more contemporary, light oak and dark oak finishes are also available.