Taylor's writing is authoritative and attractive and it draws the reader in. This is one of those books you find yourself browsing for far longer than intended. - Kieron Fennelly. It's easy to think of Rovers as dowdy, ugly and dated, but this reminds us that over its 100-plus years the brand made some interesting cars. It's concise and precise. - Auto Express. The book accurately describes itself as a pictorial history, and really good it is, too. The range and the quality of the photos is excellent, and many are true rarities are in there. The story is explained in sufficient detail to raise interest. This is a Tardis of a book. There's much more inside than appears on the outside. This is one excellent work both to read an reference. - The Classic Motoring Review. this is a very good brief history of a long-lasting British motor car. - Classic driver (monthly). this book describing all the postwar models with illustrations and technical data, makes it a must for Rover enthusiasts for their library or for keeping in their glovebox as a quick reference - Norm Mort - Freelance. A useful pocket digest marking the decline and fall of Rover for under a tenner. -Big End/All Torque. Essentially a spotters' guide, it should prove useful for potential purchasers. - The Automobile