Rover P2 may refer to any of the following automobiles produced by the Rover Company between 1937 and 1948:

The Rover P2 was a series of cars built between 1937 and 1948 by the British Rover automobile manufacturer and succeeded the P1 series of vehicles. The P2 consisted of five automobile models, which were constructed concurrently.

A further development of great comfort and benefit for all Rover models - the Bijur system of automatic chassis lubrication. Malicious tongues claim that the maintenance of the system is more complex than lubricating the 22 grease nipples.

Technological features on the ROVER-Automobiles from 1937 to 1940 - the so called series 'P2'

Rover model P2 14/16/20 belongs to mid-size / large family car class. Represents the "E (executive cars)" market segment. The car was offered with 4-door sedan body shapes between the years 1936 and 1948.

It is a genuinely luxurious car whose performance belies the humble output of its silky smooth, straight-six 20HP engine (for our younger bidders, this Horsepower relates to the pre-war tax rating, not the actual brake horse power of the engine).

In August 1938, "The Motor" presents the Rover range for the 1939 model year. The article describes all alterations to the models of the "P2" series. Cars 1939 - The New Season’s Rovers Detail Modifications to 10, 12, 16 and 20 h.p. models. An Entirely New 14 h.p. Engine. New Drop-head Coupé Available On All 6-cylinder Chassis

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After the war, ROVER resumes automobile production with the pre-war successful 'P2'. Some details will be adapted, proven things will be taken over. Read more about the ⇒ Technology of the postwar-P2. The ROVER - post-war advertising …

Overview of the re-launched vehicles of the ROVER 'P2' series after the Second World War, here the overview of the P2 12hp Tourer. 1945 to 1948