What is the Sterling 825?
The Sterling 825 was a large executive sedan sold in the United States as part of the Rover 800 family. Rover and Honda developed the 800 together, drawing on a partnership that also produced the Honda Legend. The Sterling name gave Rover’s North American cars their own identity.
The 825 was the smaller-engined version of the Sterling range, with a 2.5-litre petrol engine. It offered a roomy cabin and British styling in a car shaped by the Rover–Honda collaboration.
Engines and power
The 825 used a 2.5-litre petrol engine. Its name reflected the engine size.
How economical is the Sterling 825?
For the United States, the EPA lists the Sterling 825 for 1987–1988, with a best combined rating of 19 MPG. That is equivalent to 12.4 L/100 km. EPA tests use a different procedure from the WLTP and NEDC tests used in Europe.
Where was the Sterling 825 sold?
The 825 was sold in the United States under the Sterling name, which Rover used for its North American 800-series cars.
Questions and answers
What engine does the Sterling 825 have?
It has a 2.5-litre petrol engine.
What is the Sterling 825’s EPA fuel economy?
Its best combined EPA rating is 19 MPG, equivalent to 12.4 L/100 km.
When was the Sterling 825 sold?
The listed US sales years are 1987–1988.