Well, the robot mode on this guy looks great and like most of the others in the Guardia set, it is as fun to pose as an action figure. I know some complain about the symmetry on the robot mode, like his one head antennae, but I think it makes him look unique and fits the character because police officers have non-symmetrical things all over their uniforms too.
His cop car mode is a bit on the dull side but it still looks pretty good.
The real down side that knocked a point off this figure for me was how the back of the car is transformed. Its just tough to do, and I think transforming figures should be fun, not frustrating.

NOTE: When I received this model part of it was broken. It was a manufacturing defect and not from TFSource. I was able to repair it with some super glue, but three of the models in this combiner line had manufacturing problems so be wary.

Vehicle mode: Solid looking police car, but you have to put stickers under the lightbar. Why not just apply some reflective paint for us? Pain to transform.

Robot mode: Love the look as it’s a classic bot feel.

Combiner mode: Another glorified shin guard. Rather disappointing as it’s just an ornament and does nothing for support.

This guy is fantastic. I love him. Even the asymmetrical ear. The only thing I would have changed is adding an actual light bar. he is a police car after all.

I've been following up the release of this figure since the colored photo releases. Though not as articulate as Axle, Rover is still a great figure. Transformation is a bit frustrating but the figure is well built and solid that there's not all that much to worry about. There are a few stiff joints but that'll wear off over time.

He here by the name of Rover .. he is one of my favorites right now.. he is very sturdy and poseable. Very much enjoy this guy