The British screwed up their automotive industry like no other. The endless badge-engineering meant that their once great cars become as outdated as the fish and chips kiosk just outside the factories, while the long-lasting strikes made sure that the workers went back to do their shifts with just the right attitude.…
Ten Car Platforms That Just Won't Die
News that GM would continue to extend its GMT-900 truck platform
MG Plans Four Model Range Beyond TF, Future Of Longbridge “Assured”
Shanghai Automotive plans to introduce four new MG models to the UK market starting next year. The company just relaunched production of the MG TF 
UK Longbridge Factory Resumes MG TF Production
The historic Longbridge production facility in Birmingham, England is rolling again. First opened in 1905 by Austin, it was once the largest factory in the world. Since that time it's manufactured cars, airplanes and armaments for both world wars, and its name became synonymous with strikes, poor quality and…
MG TF Renders Point At New Roadster From China
These renders of an all new MG TF come courtesy of AutoExpress, so of course that means they should be taken with a grain of salt. Still, based on the success of roadsters over the past decade it's not too far a stretch to think MG's new Chinese owners would want to build upon the MG tradition — leaky seals, fussy side …
10 Strangest Cars Revealed At The 2008 Beijing Motor Show
The Beijing Motor Show traditionally warrants nothing more than a collective "meh" from the mainstream automotive media, but it certainly caught our attention this year. Bigger and better than ever, automakers from China and abroad have done everything to bring attention to their cars but put a gigantic stuffed elephant…
Geely GT Steals Our Hearts, MG Police Car Arrests Them
We have to give Nanjing Auto/Shanghai Auto/Ason Unique credit for taking care of their MG brand
