The Honda Concerto was a series of mid-size cars that were introduced for the 1989 model year. The Concerto was developed in collaboration with Rover, and in some markets, was sold as the Rover 200 or Rover 400. These cars were offered in sedan or liftback sedan body styles, and were powered by a range of of inline four engines ranging from 1.3L to 1.8L in displacement. These engines were paired to both manual and automatic transmission options to send drive to the front wheels, or four wheels, depending on specification. Production of the Honda Concerto was short lived, with the last examples built in 1994.