In this definitive history of the Rover company, Graham Robson traces the evolution of one of Britain's most iconic car makers, from the Starley family's pioneering bicycles of the 1870s through to 1988. Drawing on extensive research and first-hand accounts from those connected with Rover since the 1930s, Robson offers a fascinating portrait of the people who shaped the marque—highlighting their vision, achievements, and occasional missteps. Balancing truth with affection, this book provides a probing analysis of Rover's impressive record and lasting legacy, cementing its place as one of the great names in British motoring history.