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The Rover 414, produced by the British automotive manufacturer Rover from 1995 to 1999, was a compact hatchback built on the same platform as the Honda Civic. It represented a significant departure from the previous Rover 400 series, adopting a more modern and refined design language. The 414 was available in various trim levels, offering a range of features and engine options. Key design highlights included a distinctive front grille with a prominent Rover emblem, sleek headlights, and a rounded body shape that emphasized aerodynamics. Inside, the 414 provided a comfortable and well-equipped cabin with a focus on practicality.

Mechanically, the Rover 414 drew heavily on Honda's expertise. It featured a range of four-cylinder petrol engines, all sourced from Honda. These engines were known for their efficiency and reliability, offering a balance of performance and fuel economy. The 414 also benefited from Honda's advanced suspension technology, providing a smooth and responsive driving experience. Despite its positive attributes, the Rover 414 faced challenges in the competitive compact car market. Its relatively high price point and the perception of Rover's declining quality during this era hampered sales. The 414 ultimately failed to achieve the commercial success of its predecessor and was discontinued in 1999. However, it remains a noteworthy model in Rover's history, representing a shift towards more contemporary styling and a strategic partnership with Honda that helped to improve the brand's overall engineering standards.