The Rover P4 was a mid-size luxury saloon car produced from 1949 to 1964, known for its high build quality, comfortable, wood-and-leather interiors, and traditional British engineering. Its initial model, the '75', featured controversial, modern, Studebaker-inspired styling, including a central grille spotlight nicknamed the 'Cyclops eye'. The P4 developed over time with various four and six-cylinder engines, becoming an iconic car, affectionately nicknamed "Auntie". Rover produced approximately