To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Metropower we have some brand new merchandise available from today in the Store! Check out the latest offerings and help support the continued growth of Metropower...

The GTa was launched in 1990 with the new Metro range. It continued on the success of the Mk2 Austin Metro GTa.

In 1994 Rover took the decision to revamp the Metro, renaming it to Rover 100 in the process.

What was your Metro worth back in 1997? Find out by taking a step back in time courtesy of Summit Garage

At Metropower we like to showcase the best of the aftermarket to help you find upgrades for your Metro that you never knew existed! Today's feature is fibreglass panels for the Metro \ Rover 100, which are now available from JR Glass-Fibre. Find out more about the range below...

Manufactured and launched in 1991. This is the most special and most rare of any model in the entire eighteen years of the Metro. Rover encountered many technical difficulties, i.e. ensuring the hood was waterproof from all angles, and it didn't jam. The high spec and all the extra work was putting the price up and up. It was going to sell around £12,000. In the end very few were ever made.

Matt James tells the story of his Rust2Rome adventure – Team Retro Metro!

Metropower was contacted earlier on in the year to feature in an article for Classic Car Weekly magazine about modified A-Series Metros. Here's what two of our members had to say...

Four Car Test (Rover Metro 1.1S)

Rover Metro Auto and Diesel