and British Police P6 were both included in the Wii, PlayStation 2 and PC game: Classic British Motor Racing, released in 2008. The character Jack Irish drives a yellow Rover 2000 in the second season of the television series by the same name. The character George Smiley drives a Rover P6 in the BBC's 1979 mini-series Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. In the 1982 mini-series sequel Smiley's People he drives another Rover P6, a dark brown N-reg model 2200 SC. Princess Grace of Monaco was driving a Rover P6 with her daughter when she crashed and died. Scale models Corgi Toys; No. 252 (production 1963–66), Rover 2000, approximately O scale (1:44). Corgi Toys; Nos. 275 and 281 (production 1968–70 and 1971–73), Rover 2000 TC, approximately O-scale (1:44). Corgi Toys; No 322 (production 1965–66), Rover 2000 "Monte-Carlo Rally" approximately O-scale (1:44). References External links The Rover P6 Club The P6 Rover Owners Club Open Forum for all Classic Rover enthusiasts Rover P6 information by German enthusiast Private Rover P6 Site by German enthusiast Federal Rovers site, primarily for the US versions Rover P6 Australia, Australian Market website history P6 Executive cars Sedans 1960s cars 1970s cars Cars introduced in 1963 Rear-wheel-drive vehicles British Leyland vehicles Police vehicles