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Some Sort Of Land Rover
Welcome to Down On The Street, where we admire old vehicles found parked on the streets of the Island That Rust Forgot: Alameda, California. Just a block from the Triumph Stag was another British machine. More »
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Comment by Matt2000 - British Leyland 4WD FTW!: That's a Series IIA, a 1969, and a nice one too. Dunno what they've done to the wheel arches though. 6 Responses | Other threads
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LOLCars
Range Rover Owner Advertises Faults On Lemon Parked Outside Dealer
A furious Range Rover owner, unhappy with the level of dealer service on his break-down happy vehicle, covered it in negative advertising and parked it in front of the dealer. That's gonna leave a mark.
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By Ben WojdylaComment by Deartháir - Now with more Unemployment™!: Just when I was about to buy one. How the fuck did Jaguar's quality skyrocket up to the point where they're... 10 Responses | Other threads
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mini
1978: The Best Mini Yet!
Even in the throes of its seemingly endless decline and fall, British Leyland was still able to get one car more or less right: the tough little Mini. More »
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Comment by Leeeeena - 1000 Club: There are at least five original Minis on the San Francisco Craigslist right now. I'm starting to get mad... 8 Responses | Other threads
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engine of the day
Engine Of The Day: Buick 215 aka Rover V8
If you're looking for an engine with way more than its share of weird plot twists in its story, you've come to the right place! More »
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Comment by DrLemming: It's too bad GM's attention span was so short with this engine. Particularly during the 1960s GM didn't lack... 6 Responses | Other threads
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vintage racing
No Prince Of Darkness Jokes, Please: British Vintage Race Cars In Action
Fine, go ahead and break out the Lucas Electrics jokes. But there's no denying that a factory-racer '69 Ford Escort looks amazing on a race track, and Vintage Racer has some great shots for us.
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Comment by Deartháir - Now with more Unemployment™!: That lead photo makes me tingly in my naughty bits. There's something about these little old three-box compact sedans that... 16 Responses | Other threads
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land rover lrx
Land Rover LRX Heading To Production, Hybrid Model Possible
According to AutoCar sources, the three-door Land Rover LRX concept is heading to production. Will it make it to production as a three-door or five-door model? Also, what of hybrid rumors? More »
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Comment by damnelantra™: why does every god damn douchebag car designer have to include a fucking iphone/pod dock? 12 Responses | Other threads
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down on the street bonus edition
Hood Ornament Of The Month: 1960 Rover 100
This is Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the Island That Rust Forgot. After seeing the Porsche 356-O-Rama, we need more VintageRacer photos! More »
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Comment by Schm wishes he could bring back the funny. .: Gotta love the full-cammo'd pick-up in the background. 6 Responses | Other threads
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down on the street bonus edition
DOTS-O-Rama Sunday, San Francisco Edition: Rover 105S, With Bonus Gulf Oil Beetle
This is Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the Island That Rust Forgot. When was the last time you saw a Rover 105? More »
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Comment by theeastbaykid: Eh...a Rover P4. Got one of those in the garage. (No, really! I'll tell you 'bout it sometime, Murilee.) 4 Responses | Other threads
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lunar rover
New NASA Lunar Rover In Presidential Inaugural Parade
Amidst all the hullabaloo covering the new Presidential limo earlier this week, we managed to miss the live unveiling of NASA's latest two-man, pressurized, tweel-equipped, all-electric moon rover called the Lunar Electric Rover. More »
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By Ben WojdylaComment by Triborough: Why are tax dollars still being wasted on NASA? NASA could be a cash cow if they just focused on commercial... 4 Responses | Other threads
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project car hell
PCH, Turbo Offenhauser Euro Sedan Edition: Peugeot 404 or Rover 2000?
Welcome to Project Car Hell, where you choose your eternity by selecting the project that's the coolest... and the most hellish! In our last matchup, the big-block '72 Ford Torino took advantage of Graverobber's Mad Max-themed PCH Tirade™ to unleash the Lord Humungus' dogs of war upon the '70 Mercury Cougar. Today, we return to a couple of familiar themes rolled into one: the perennial Britain-versus-France PCH Superpower battle and good ol' Fun With Engine Swaps! More » -
novelties
If It Runs, Sell It: More British Car Jokes!
You know what's always good to cut through the oppressive miasma of a typical Monday in The Man's salt mines? British car jokes! Sure, fish in a barrel, but the jokes wouldn't be funny if we didn't all secretly love the cars. Leylandnügen: The Joy Of Towing! You'll see that and much more when you visit Trevor Boicey's Utterly Obscure British Car Humour site. [Utterly Obscure British Car Humour]
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Comment by oslo(w)motion: @NovaloadMissesPolar: classic! My dad drove a 504. The bits I remember are: - the rusthole in the footwell (very fascinating when... more » | Other threads
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custom cars
$500,000 Range Stormer Replica For Sale, Perfect For When You Ain't Found Shit In The Desert
Range Rover Sport too dull for you? Too many doors? Not in line with your posh Dubai lifestyle? Need something to comb the desert in? Good news friend, West Coast Customs Dubai is reproducing the Range Stormer concept in street legal form. Better news is there's one on sale at Alwan's used cars for a cool $500,000. It seems a member of the Dubai royal family thought the concept was so fly he had West Coast Customs US build him one out of a regular old boring Range Rover Sport. WCC decided maybe there'd be a few more so why not task the Dubai branch to make a couple more. Head down to crazy Al's if you can't live without a two door Stormer of your own. More »
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By Ben WojdylaComment by layabout returns: A chav would buy this after a lotto win,that or a footballer,they both have the same poor taste. more » | Other threads
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classic ad watch
Patrick Mower Has The Antidote To British Malaise: Value For Money!
After yet another shuffling of gut-shot British Leyland brands produced the Austin Rover Group, the ARG marketers decided to get serious about moving some iron off the lots. No more Triumph TR7s or MGBs- now they'd have television actor Patrick Mower pitching the Morris Ital, Rover SD1, Mini Mayfair, and other early-80s British Machinery offering Value For Money, otherwise known by the awe-inspiring acronym VFM.
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Comment by bangernomics: You're not alone in experiencing the BL time warp thingy. There is a decidedly dog eared looking Ital cruising the... more » | Other threads
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industry news
Tata Now Owns Jaguar, Land Rover, Rover, Daimler And Lanchester
Apparently, we were more prescient (or slow) than we thought when we asked "Who Should Tata Buy Next?" It turns out that, as part of the Ford-Tata deal, Tata ended up owning not only the Jaguar and Land Rover brands, but also Daimler, Rover and Lanchester. Someone is going to have to re-do that chart. The story of how the names have transfered is kind of hilarious and featured under the jump. It also may have played into the mysterious $300 million that evaporated from the big deal this week. More »
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Comment by theczardictates: @M0L0TOV: As an expat Brit, am I the only one who sees eerie parallels between the decline of the British... more » | Other threads
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down on the junkyard
Even With 11 Tons Of Rover Parts Gone, Plenty Left In This Junkyard
After Highmile sent us the tip about the free buried mobster car, he then hipped us to this amazing tale of an Oregon-to-Arizona-and-back road trip to fetch 11 tons of Rover parts from the Lost Dutchman of desert junkyards. Audi 3-6s... Citröen Meharis... ancient Datsuns... Simcas... you name it, this yard has it. However, the bad news is that the new owners of the yard have a sacrilegious plan to scrap every one of these hyper-rare imports. The pain! Make the jump for even more photos. [Pangolin4x4] More »
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Comment by thatguy01: @thatguy01: Chevy used the square-light bumper at the end of the model run. more » | Other threads
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jalopnik fantasy garage
Land Rover Defender
Last week saw a heated debate over the entry of the 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom 1 Jonckheere Coupe. Was it beautiful or a mockery, art or excess, folly or fantastic? According to the votes, 80.3% of you believed it a worthy entrant, so those questions have an answer. Now we switch gears entirely, from a tribute to form to a celebration of unquestionable function. In modern history, Land Rover has been nothing if not there to see things happen. It is said that a Land Rover is the only vehicle some people will ever see. Beginning in post-war Britain in 1946, an unbroken chain of workhorse machines has performed the duties set forth by their owners, never rusting, rarely failing. That progression has left us with a paragon of uncomplaining, uncomplicated virtue: the Land Rover Defender.
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choose your eternity
PCH, Maggie Thatcher Edition: SD1 or Silver Shadow?
In one of the most one-sided matchups ever, the Isuzu Impulse RS Turbo whomped the Bagged Shaved P'Up by nearly 80/20 in Friday's Choose Your Eternity poll. Now let's edge away from the moldering corpse of Isuzu America and head over to one of the top- if not the top- Project Car Hell superpowers: the homeland of Joe Lucas, Prince of Darkness! More »
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Comment by thatguy01: @lemondriver: "You guys should do what my ex and I did with our Rover.We put him between us and both... more » | Other threads
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offbeat news
Another Google Street View Crash
It's darn near an epidemic. As unlikely as it may seem, we have captured pictures of another Google Street View accident. Not only is this one more dramatic, it features a much healthier dollop of schadenfreude. Where before we had a random car crash, here we have a double luxo-SUV smash-up featuring the fancy pants Audi Q7 and Landie's Range Rover outside of the Phoenix Country Club. Feel that? That's stereotype humor rocking your socks off. Take solice in that there is still an element of 'WTF?'. Somehow that Range Rover finished the action upside down, and considering the extent of the damage we're surprised to see the occupant dutifully taking down insurance info. This is making us wonder how many Street View accidents there are out there.[Google Maps] More »
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By Ben WojdylaComment by KaiserM715: This is hilarious, especially considering to total dollar value of cars involved. (maybe they should be driving CARS instead....) more » | Other threads
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retro
James May: Malaise Era Unrest Made Cars Look Good
Sure, we all laughed at the shoddy rattletraps made by British Leyland, and the British Malaise Era background of boarded-up factories and long dole lines made it a bitter sort of laughter. Still, James May wants to point out that British Leyland managed to send some original-looking designs limping off the assembly lines. For example, the Triumph TR7; as Mr. May puts it: "But the 7 came from nowhere, and looked completely new in every way." Perhaps we on this side of the Atlantic should reevaluate the Chevy Monza? [Telegraph.co.uk]
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Comment by goatman12: So, interesting that he does not mention Australia's P76 sedan. This large car came out in the early 1970's and... more » | Other threads
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choose your eternity
PCH, Island Nation Edition: Honda Rover or Lotus Isuzu?
So yesterday we pitted a couple of classic Motown wagons against each other in the Choose Your Eternity poll, and the result was so close to a tie as to make no difference (with the Dodge photo-finishing past the Ford). Today we're going to look at a couple of cooperative efforts between the island of the Rising Sun and the island whose empire's sun never set. Yes, Japanese style and British reliability, together at last! Fasten your seat belts, everyone! More »
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Comment by FP - pass the stars, please: Oh, and I really do like the Sterling, but the Impulse is dead-sexy (for a wedge) and would be far... more » | Other threads
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24 hour viking people
The Fall and, er, Fall of Rover
Admittedly, the Northern Irish mum of der Jalop des San Pedro fell from the Roman Catholic side of the Ulster apple tree. As such, most of our relatives haven't had much taste for English cars out of sheer loyalty. When we were young, it was Peugeots, Mercs, Starlets and Micras. As we got older, Bimmers and Audis entered the equation. One uncle had an MG, but that was largely a project car, and only in his retirement has said uncle returned to buying British — in the form of German and American-owned examples of bits of British Leyland. Our only first cousin (out of around 30 on the Emerald Isle) who likes British cars happens to be an aircraft mechanic. Essentially, British cars have been crap since the end of the war. Sure, some were beautiful and innovative. Some performed marvelously. But did they suck? Oh hells yes; they were the provence of tinkerers, masochists and proud Britons. The Beeb tells the story of Rover; it feels a tad sugarcoated, as if Michiganders were spinning the tale of Chrysler. That said, it's a good watch. But we would like former Top Gear presenter Quentin Wilson to extrapolate on the exact moment that Buick put a V8 in a pickup truck. (Parts 2-4 after the jump.) More »
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Comment by b.borrman: @Davey G.: It's your loss Davey. And I've got to say, the blanket opinions here show more ignorance than knowledge... more » | Other threads
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sweet and sour cars
China wants Rover to come here...and sit? Roll over? Play dead? [Detroit News]
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choose your eternity
Project Car Hell: Rover 2000 or Biscayne Hearse?
The 20R-powered Sprite won last Friday's Project Car Hell poll, so now let's take a look at two more fine project cars available on Craigslist today... More »
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Comment by kfdave: My '63 Caddy was called a "hearst" by several people.Not only an annoying mispronunciation,but have you ever seen a "hearst"... more » | Other threads
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classic ad watch
MG ZR: The Car That Exposes Spanish Panties!
We're not quite sure why MG's adsters figured a Ram Jam soundtrack belongs in a Spanish-market ad for the early-00s MG ZR, but the message is clear: If you see some attractive laydeez, stand on the gas and the car will lift up their skirts (no doubt due to the incredible "suck factor" of the ZR lowering air pressure in the vicinity). And they'll like it! Of course, when you entice said laydeez into your MG for some gazpacho-flavoured action back at your groovy casa, you'll find that the Curse of Joe Lucas has garbooned the starter, fuel-injection system and- hell, everything- and you'll be left alone with a dead car. More »
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Comment by djgj: great song... wonder if she did show off her black betty? she seems quite pleased with herself. more » | Other threads
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bmw buying
Bayrische Volvowerke? BMW Considered Purchasing Swedish Ford Division
The last time the Quandt family's minions from München went on a purchasing spree, well, it didn't work out so well. And apparently with Mini sales down and development costs out, BMW looked into buying Volvo from Ford, to whom, of course, they'd sold Land Rover after their Rover Group finanical debacle. The idea would have eventually moved larger Volvos onto BMW-drived RWD and AWD platforms, while the Mini's architecture would have been used for the smaller models. Would it have worked? Would FoMoCo have parted with the brand? Will BMW buy another marque? Will Gordon Shumway ever play bouillabaisseballl again? Stay tuned. More »
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Comment by Halib: Why would BMW want Jag when they have Rolls? Why would they want Volvo when they already have a broader... more » | Other threads
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shanghai auto show
Roewe, Roewe, Roewe Your Boat, Old Chap!
If buying Rover in all but name (thanks to those crafty bastiches in M nchen-Stadt) and slapping a weird melange of 300C and Audi schnoz on the front gives one mad Brit cred, SAIC may as well change its name to Pete Townshend, Carnaby Street or the Earl of March. The Roewe booth at the Shanghai show had the models all dolled up in riding gear, standing prim, proper and vaguely Stepford-esque. To be fair, the Roewes were likely the most well-realized seeming of the Chinese automakers' non-joint-venture products, and they do look a helluva lot better than Rovers past. That said, we'll wait for the JD Power numbers on these puppies. (Insert Five Deadly Venoms fighting the ghost of Joe Lucas joke here. Thanks.) More »
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Comment by ddsurace: Sorry, I didn't get past "Insert Five Deadly Venoms..." What am I sposed to do next? BTW, I can't feel... more » | Other threads
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retro
Getting Britain Out of the Red: 1966 London Motor Show
As the narrator of this Pathe newsreel tells it, the 1967 models were to be The Big Drive for the British auto manufacturing industry, because "exports must increase if the country is to pay its way." We see such hot-selling British success stories as the Singer Chamois Sport and the Hillman Hunter (which features booth babes dressed in fox-hunting gear), plus a nice assortment of non-British stuff. How about a '67 Ferrari 365P, with that bizarre 3-seater setup? Or a Saab Sonnet? Too bad about the country not paying its way, of course, but some nice cars nonetheless. More »
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Comment by dvanderp71: Cool vid! And ohno, not the old "who killed off what" discussion again. It was first and foremost the many... more » | Other threads
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retro
British Steel: The 1962 London Motor Show
Back in 1962, when it seemed the sun would never set on the British auto industry, the new '63 models were proudly displayed at the Earl's Court London Motor Show. All the usual suspects are here in this newsreel, from the Hillman Super Minx to the Lotus Elan, with plenty of science-fair-style cutaway vehicles showing their innards and car-show babes galore. More »
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Comment by Placebo: Who borrowed the time machine and forgot to give it back? I need it. Now. Pathe watermark? Didn't see it... more » | Other threads
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news
What's Next? Nanjing MG-Rover Brochure
What's Nanjing's plan to revive MG-Rover? According to an online brochure, it may entail a new version of the erstwhile Rover RDX60 crossover concept. It may also entail one of the scariest looking designs (above) since the sand worms in "Dune." Anyone have a cure for goosebumps? Oh yeah, looking at old British roadsters should do the trick. More » -
novelties
Things To Do In Your Living Room With A Rover 3.5-Liter V8
Who knew the things you could do with a Rover 3.5-liter V8 engine when you've got it sitting in your living room? With a displacement of 3528 cc, there's all sorts of enough room for wine bottles, or you can use it as a coffee table, or even a coffee table holding wine bottles (we here tend to have alcohol on the brain, in hand, and down gullet, at all times). In fact, because this engine appeared not only in Rover cars, but was widely sold by Rover to small car builders — becoming the virtual de-facto standard British engine for hot rod use (much as has the Chevrolet small-block V8 for American builders) — there's a lot of them around. So grab a burbler that's quite burbling and be like these enterprising young urban autonistas, turning your love of the automobile into a love of furniture. Gallery of tables below. More » -
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The Lost Rover: Project RDX60 Uncovered
Meanwhile, back at the former Rover plant in Longbridge, which had been idle since the former company's meltdown last year, Car magazine has uncovered the project formerly known as RDX60, a five-seat hatchback that would have squared off against the Euro Ford Focus and VW Golf. The once top-secret project is now just another artifact of the venerable, once non-Chinese British brand. It was based on the Rover 75 platform, but its not clear if the new owners of the company's intellectual property rights to that architecture plan to add the model to its Rowe line. What do you think? More »
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Comment by HoubaHouba!: Oh yeah, that woulda moved the needle on stopping Rover's demise. But probably not quite the way Rover would have intended. more » | Other threads
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alternative energy
Chinese Rover Hybrid? Shanghai Auto's Roewe 750 to Get "Integrated Loop" Drivetrain
Shanghai Auto, the Chinese automaker that's refashioning the Rover 75 as the Roewe 750, says it's building a version that uses an "integrated loop" to garner a 20% increase in fuel efficiency. The boys at China Car Times say that's likely code for a hybrid system. But if our lack of an electrical engineering degree has taught us anything, its that an integrated loop could mean a variety of technologies at work, from some manner of digital controller to a box of animal crackers made into a bong. We'll just have to watch this one carefully. More »
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Comment by scurvyman: Those headlights look like the headlights of a 300 and a Monaro made a baby. And started hanging out... more » | Other threads
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news
Red Rover: New Roewe 750E
China's Shanghai Auto released photos of its newly re-released Rover 75, which it's calling the Roewe 750E. Created for the increasingly status-conscious Chinese market, the Roewe features a 2.5-liter V6 and a plush, leather-filled interior of questionable build quality, according to the marketing imagery. [Gallery] More »
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Comment by detroit9000: Wow, That car is surprisingly far away from sucking. Oh... now I see they just took someone elses design and monkied it... more » | Other threads
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news
Roewe, Roewe, Roewe, Your Rover in China
Having lost the rights to use the Rover name via some deft trademark swappery between BMW and Land Rover, Shanghai Auto is changing its brand strategy. The new owners of rights to build the erstwhile Rover 25 and 75 in China will do so under a new name and logo:Rowr!Roewe or, in Chinese, Rong Wei (I kid you not). The company made the announcement ahead of the Bejing auto show next month, where it will unveil a car derived from the 75, dubbed 750E, which it plans to export to Europe and the US. Sure, it's sutiably British sounding, but will buyers outside China consider a near decade-old luxury platform sporting a weird, faux olde English name? And is Nanjing Automobile, the new owner of MG Rover, which has possession of the car's tooling, ready to make a deal? So many questions, so little interest. More »
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Comment by Bowler Hat: Aaaaand the cheap imitation Rolls logo is fooling no one. And the name is stupid. It sounds even dumber in... more » | Other threads
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news
Is The Way Backward The Way Forward? Ford Buys Rover Name
In Bee-Em's purchase of a pantsful of Rover holdings, they walked off with the rights to the Rover name. Post-selloff-debacle, they shunted the Land Rover bits to Ford, but held on, rather inexplicably, to the rights to the Rover name, giving FoMoCo the option to purchase it. Word's just come down that Ford finally picked up. Now, with Shanghai Auto doing the MG thing, and despite the fact that nobody besides aging Brits care about the brand, Ford's saying that they think it's a good thing to hold onto, despite the fact that they're not going to turn and burn it. Our take? Either they're gonna include it in a package selloff to rid themselves of Land Rover, or they'll sell it to Nanjing, just to piss off SAIC. More »
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Comment by hypnotoad: I remember hearing that when BMW first acquired the Rover brand (primarily for its Land Rover and Range Rover models,... more » | Other threads
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news
MG-Over Rover: Ex-British Marques to Face off in China?
Former British rivals MG and Rover are facing new competition from China: each other. China's Shanghai Automotive (SAIC), having lost the bidding war for many of MG Rover's assets — including the MG name — to Nanjing last year, reportedly spent $21 million to buy the rights to the Rover name from BMW. The deal could still be derailed by Ford, which according to the UK's Guardian, holds rights of first refusal for the brand name after buying Land Rover from BMW in 2000. (And, if SAIC does get Rover, it's banned from building off-road vehicles under the name.) Still, with MG on a high-profile push for expansion, but SAIC having far more financial juice than Nanjing, the fight for bizarro British rule in China is bound to be a hoot, if nothing else. More » -
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Breaking! Nanjing to Build MG Plant in Oklahoma
Our buddy Yozzie just pulled this hot one off the AP wire: More »
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retro
Britcamino Madness!
Denis, who inexplicably lives in Canadia yet has the last name of a nowhere town east of San Antonio with one of the best Mopar-centric junkyards in the US kicked down this link, and oh hoo-ha is it a humdinger for the Caminophiliac. Featuring practically any and every British passenger vehicle converted to cargo-hauling duty, it's got everything from Austins to Land Rovers, making it your one-stop shop for notoriously unreliable truckcars and cartrucks. Ruling. More » -
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Caterham to Use Ford Sigma Engines in New Seven
The boys at Caterham say the company's Seven sports car will get a new powerplant in late 2007, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the original Lotus Seven on which it's based. Replacing the current Rover K-series engine on the Caterham Classic, Roadsport and Superlight will be a new, 1.6-liter Ford Sigma mill — Duratec to us Yanks — tuned by the UK's Power Torque Engineering to produce up to 160bhp. That motor joins the Cosworth-tuned 2.3-liter Duratec four in the company's UK-only model range (a 115bhp EU IV-compliant unit will be available in "expanding overseas markets" in early 2007). The Seven will also get a new laser-cut and robot-welded chassis for a greater degree of precision, and fewer tea-and-John-Player breaks. New pricing to be announced this fall. More »
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Comment by allenparkpete: And I just built a Seven clone (not a Caterham). No walk in the park believe me. Wohho,... more » | Other threads
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jalopnik emissions
The Jalopnik Morning Shift
• Word to the wise Delphi workers, picketing can be hazardous to your health. We're not saying not to strike...but you've been warned. [Globe and Mail]
• Jeez...banning smoking in private cars? How else can we get our nicotine, caffeine, fat and news buzzes going all at once if we can't be smoking, drinking coffee, eating a donut burger and reading the paper while we are driving? [news.com.au]
• Although Nissan has more Dong than it ever needed, apparently they've got too much Diesel. Why not give Volvo a little piece of the action? [Automotive News]
• DaimlerChrysler will so sue you! Forget England Tom, they'll even sue you in Texas! [Detroit News]
• Diesels can win races? No...seriously...we're not being sarcastic. Seriously! We really didn't know this was possible. [Edmunds Straightline]
• What kind of a world do we live in where a car wash is charged with pollution? Actually, this car wash is totally being a tool.[Gazette.net]
• Mad Max: Beyond China — Two Rovers enter, one Rover leave! [Automotive News]
• And you thought all Swedes could cook up were meatballs and really hot foreign exchange students. [Edmunds Straightline]
• March "teaser" sales numbers are out. Oh auto companies, you're such a tease! [Detroit News]
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