Rover 620ti
A handsome British suit on Honda Accord foundations.

The story
The 600 was a Honda Accord underneath, restyled by Rover with a chrome grille and elegant lines. It was reliable and good-looking, and sold well to company car drivers. Figures here are for the turbocharged 620ti of 1994.
Inside
Honda switchgear with Rover's wood and leather on top. It was quiet and well made.
In period colours
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Honda and Rover's partnership ended abruptly in 1994, when BMW bought Rover.
Meanwhile, in 1993
Jurassic Park filled cinemas, and the Grand National was declared void after a false start.
Best-selling single of 1993: I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That) by Meat Loaf
Before you buy a 1990s car
- On petrol engines, check the cooling system and any sign of head gasket trouble.
- Ask when the timing belt was last changed, where fitted.
- Parts for mass-market cars are widely available; specialist and low-volume models can be hard to find.
General notes, not specific to this model. Check the model's own history before buying.
Rivals of its day
Picked automatically: cars on sale at the same time with similar size, speed and price.
See the real thing
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Today's money: the launch price adjusted for inflation to 2026, using the Office for National Statistics price index.