Rover 400 Series Weight
- Kerb-weight range
- 1,000kg – 1,175kg
- Lightest recorded variant
- 1,000kg (414 I, 1996)
- Heaviest recorded variant
- 1,175kg (416 SLI Auto, 1998)
- Gross vehicle weight
- 1,455kg – 3,500kg
The lightest recorded 400 Series variant weighs 1,000kg, while the heaviest is 1,175kg.
Gross vehicle weight ranges from 1,455kg to 3,500kg.
Kerb weight is the typical unladen weight. Gross vehicle weight is the maximum permitted total. Payload is the difference the source records for carrying capacity. Towing is not shown.
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| Variant | Year | Fuel | Kerb Weight | Gross Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 414 I | 1996 | Petrol | 1,000kg | 1,640kg |
| 414 SLI | 1993 | Petrol | 1,000kg | — |
| 418 SLD Turbo Tourer | 1995 | Diesel | 1,020kg | — |
| 416 SI (+5 similar) | 1991–1997 | Petrol | 1,095kg | — |
| 416 SLI Auto | 1994–1995 | Petrol | 1,095kg | 1,455kg |
| 420 D Turbo | 1998 | Diesel | 1,105kg | 3,500kg |
| 420 SD Turbo | 1996 | Diesel | 1,105kg | — |
| 414 LE | 1999 | Petrol | 1,120kg | — |
| 416 SLI Auto | 1996 | Petrol | 1,125kg | — |
| 418 SLD | 1993 | Diesel | 1,160kg | — |
| 416 SLI Auto | 1998 | Petrol | 1,175kg | 1,640kg |
| 420 GSi | 1997 | Petrol | 1,175kg | — |