1992–1993 Rover 200 214 Cabriolet Specs & Performance

The Rover 200 214 Cabriolet brought open-air motoring to Rover’s compact car range, combining the familiar proportions of the 200 series with a folding fabric roof and a practical two-door body. Its compact dimensions, clean exterior lines, and understated British styling gave it a relaxed touring character, while the convertible layout offered an alternative to the fixed-roof 214 models. A separate luggage compartment preserved everyday practicality, making the Cabriolet suitable for routine journeys as well as weekend drives. Its front-wheel-drive layout and manageable size suited drivers seeking an accessible convertible without the bulk of a larger touring car.

For the 1992–1993 range, the Rover 200 214 Cabriolet used a naturally aspirated 1.4-litre inline-four petrol engine producing 89 hp at 6,200 rpm and 89 lb-ft of torque, according to AutoSpecsHub. A five-speed manual transmission delivered power to the front wheels. The listed chassis specification includes MacPherson strut front suspension, double-wishbone rear suspension, front disc brakes, and rear drum brakes. With a listed top speed of 104 mph and a 0–60 mph time of 12.3 seconds, the Cabriolet prioritised relaxed open-air driving over outright performance.