Rover

All of the Rovers in the list are old and discontinued since the demise of MG Rover in 2005. However they’re almost all fairly decent in the security stakes, it would seem – they all have below average crime rates excepting the Metro, which has an above average rate, with a very high rate of thefts. That’s probably down to its elderly underpinnings – Metros are easy to steal for the opportunist criminal.

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Crimes involving Rover by type

Offence type	Offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
Criminal Damage	51
Theft from	27
Theft of	18
Interfering with	3
Other	0
Total	102

41.1% better than the national average.

Crimes involving Rover by range

Range	Criminal Damage	Interfering with	Other	Theft from	Theft of	All offences
All figures are offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
P5	0	0	0	0	17	16
Streetwise	17	0	0	10	3	28
CityRover	13	3	0	15	4	33
Maestro	15	0	0	7	15	35
45	25	1	0	14	6	47
800	21	0	0	19	12	48
25	30	1	1	17	6	57
P4	20	0	0	20	10	57
400	29	1	0	18	13	62
200	38	1	0	16	12	71
600	39	1	0	13	16	71
Metro	66	27	0	29	116	236

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Rover reviews

Rover 200 (1995 - 1999)
Smart styling. The Vi is quick and economical, the 1.6 CVT responsive. Feels compact in town yet comfortable on the motorway.
Rover 400 (1995 - 1999)
Rover's version of the Honda Civic. Quite well equipped and a reasonable drive in its day.