The Rover 75 was produced from 1998 to 2005 as a sedan or wagon. It is important to differentiate this version of the 75 from its prior incarnations, which were members of the P3 and P4 model families and were manufactured between the years 1948 and 1954. Despite the fact that this was the final generation of Rover's executive automobiles, the "new" 75 maintains the same rhythm of the "executive" class as the cars that came before it. The 75 was made in both front and rear-wheel drive. Rover also offered its customers four engine options: I4, V6, V8, and a diesel. Manual and automatic transmissions were also available. In 2005 Rover fell into bankruptcy, ending production.