The Rover P6 Club

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The Rover P6 Club is a not-for-profit club founded in 1993

In 2023 & 2024 (picture above) we had the largest gathering of P6's anywhere in the UK during those two years. Our 2025 National Rally will be 2^nd & 3rd August at Roverfest. This significant event is organised by the Joint Rover Clubs and occurs on an ad-hoc basis The last was 2022 and before that 2017. It is attended by all the major Rover marque classic car clubs up to and including the last Rover 75 and its variants . This year’s event takes place at Weston Underwood, Buckinghamshire. Full details are available on our new website www.p6club.com

We are the largest one-make Rover P6 club which not only enables us to attend both the NEC shows but also the Silverstone Festival, The Donnington Historic Meeting and The British Motor Show along with many other smaller regional shows.
Our membership numbers enable us to publish six issues a year. Our club magazine, Driving Force, is a 24-page A4 magazine. This is the professional format that best displays quality photographs & members articles. We also publish an annual Yearbook and free special issues such as our 2023 twenty-page Corgi Special which listed every Rover P6 model that Corgi produced.
Our committee members cover the whole country from Cornwall to Scotland ensuring a nationwide presence.
A truly international club with 18% of our members living outside the UK.
Our new website was launched in 2024 and is currently being developed to provide members with the most comprehensive P6 information portal on the internet.

MISSION STATEMENT

To deliver professional standards and value.
To invest in the sourcing and supply of parts for members vehicles
To provide free technical information and "how to" guides to support members in maintaining and restoring their vehicles.
To provide support for owners and enthusiasts of the Rover P6 marque and a platform for discussion about the car.
To arrange the organisation of both national and regional shows.
To organise regional meetings and administrative assistance for members where necessary.
To undertake historical research to further understand and record the conception, design and ongoing development of the Rover P6.
To ensure that members receive value for money by maintaining a transparent accounts policy where all club financial transactions are visible at our annual AGM.

To ensure our mission statement is met the club’s constitution requires that it is governed by an elected committee of volunteer members who receive no financial reward for their work or for supplying any third-party services which could, potentially, lead to a conflict of interest.

Additional information:

Our Facebook page has over 13,000 members which enables help, advice and information exchange between members and non-members alike.
A comprehensive technical team able to assist members promptly and professionally.
A full member of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs to ensure we are part of the future proofing of members rights when new legislation is under consideration.
A member of the Joint Rover Clubs, an umbrella organisation for all like minded Rover classic car clubs, reinforcing our commitment to the Rover marque
Copyright permissions from Motor Sport, Car Mechanics and other historical magazines enabling full reproduction of articles in the magazine without fear of copyright infringement and any associated punitive costs to our financial position.
Members of the worldwide Rover club magazine exchange programme enabling Rover P6 articles from around the world to be reproduced in the magazine.
A membership fee of only £28 per annum, amongst the lowest of our contemporaries
We are fortunate to have within our ranks recognised experts on historical information and data relating to The Rover Motor Company with specialist knowledge of the P6 model. We are committed to ongoing research to fill in the gaps in the model and company history.