Rover Two Liter (1927 to 1932)

The "Two-Liter" was manufactured by Rover for the first time in 1927, alongside the Rover 10. It was a midsize automobile that came as either a coupe or a sedan and depending on the type it could have as many as five seats. The vehicle was a fixed or convertible top. The car was powered by a 2.0L inline six-cylinder engine that generated about 60hp. The 2.0 Liter was fitted with a three-speed manual gearbox. After around 8000 were produced, Rover ceased manufacture of the Two Liter model in 1932. It was replaced with the Meteor 16 after it was retired.