This comprehensive service and repair manual provides detailed instructions for all aspects of maintaining and repairing your Rover MG 214 or 414, covering model years 1989 through 1992. The manual is designed for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, offering step-by-step guidance backed by hundreds of high-quality illustrations and diagrams. With its extensive coverage, you'll find everything you need to perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot issues, and complete complex repairs. From engine and transmission work to electrical systems, brakes, and suspension, this manual provides the information needed to confidently tackle any job.

The ROVER MG 214 and MG 414 were compact hatchbacks produced by the Rover Group from 1989 to 1992, representing the final iterations of the iconic MG marque before its revival in the late 1990s. Building upon the successful Metro platform, these cars offered a sporty and engaging driving experience, appealing to enthusiasts seeking a more affordable and agile alternative to larger, more expensive sports cars. Both models shared a similar design ethos, featuring sharp lines, a raked windshield, and distinctive flared wheel arches, creating a dynamic and athletic aesthetic. The MG 214, powered by a 1.1-liter four-cylinder engine, provided a lively and economical driving experience, while the MG 414 boasted a larger 1.4-liter engine, delivering a more potent performance with a top speed of 105 mph. The 414 model also featured a unique "Monte Carlo" trim level that included a sunroof, sports seats, and a distinctive black and red color scheme, further emphasizing its sporty character. Despite their shared lineage and design elements, the MG 214 and MG 414 offered distinct driving dynamics and appealed to different buyer segments. The 214 was a nimble and economical hatchback that was perfect for city driving and daily commutes, while the 414 provided a more spirited and engaging experience, thanks to its larger engine and sportier suspension. The MG 414 offered a compelling blend of performance and practicality, successfully capturing the attention of enthusiasts seeking a fun and affordable car that could handle both city streets and winding roads. Ultimately, both models played a significant role in the final chapter of the MG brand's history, leaving a lasting legacy as compact hatchbacks that offered a unique blend of performance, style, and practicality. While production ceased in 1992, the spirit of these MG models continues to inspire and captivate enthusiasts, reminding them of the brand's rich heritage and enduring appeal.