MG Rover: No fraud probe
The Serious Fraud Office dropped its inquiry today into the collapse of car maker MG Rover.
News|Aug 11, 2009
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MG TF's fun factor remains intact
In an age where every other firm seems to turn to China to reduce their manufacturing costs, there's almost a 'coals to Newcastle' feel about the way Nanjing has revived MG production at Longbridge. Motoring editor Peter Carroll takes the revived TF for an extended test and finds the LE500 remains fun to drive - in an 'old school' way.
Motors|Nov 17, 2008
Motors
300 jobs to be created on estate as MG moves in
Up to 300 jobs are to be created in the Black Country when production of a sports car moves to the region next year, it has emerged today.
Business|Oct 30, 2008
Business
Car fans flock to dealer for first MG
Fans of the MG were flocking to a Black Country Rover dealer today as it became the first garage in the western world to take delivery of the new model.
Motors|Sep 20, 2008
Motors
New MG car is revealed
The first MG produced at Longbridge in more than three years was unveiled to the world today – as the company revealed it is already working on a replacement model. Watch Peter Carroll's video here.
Motors|Aug 26, 2008
Motors
Longbridge in driving seat with MG
It is a sight not seen at Longbridge for more than three years – the rolling production track carrying a line of MG sports cars under construction.
Motors|Aug 19, 2008
Motors
New dawn as famous MG is back
Production work started at Longbridge today, signalling the return of the UK's favourite sports car.
Business|Aug 1, 2008
Motors
Business
Payouts after MG Rover collapse
More than 1,000 companies that are still owed money from the £1.3 billion collapse of MG Rover three years ago are to finally get some cash back.
Business|Feb 25, 2008
Business
Launch of MG is delayed
The launch date for the first Chinese MGs made at Longbridge has been put back to next year following a series of production problems.The launch date for the first Chinese MGs made at Longbridge has been put back to next year following a series of production problems. Nanjing Automobile originally wanted its first batch of MG TF sports cars to be in showrooms this autumn. But the firm now says cars will not be available until February next year, with first deliveries expected to customers in March. Read the full story in the Express & Star
Business|Sep 28, 2007
Business
£500m deal talks fuels MG hope
The two Chinese car companies that each own a chunk of the collapsed MG Rover are in talks that could lead to a £500 million takeover deal.
News|Jun 29, 2007
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Chinese MG firm seeks £200m
Nanjing Auto, the Chinese car firm that bought MG Rover, is asking its Government for a loan of up to £200 million after reports that its banks are losing confidence.
Business|Mar 23, 2007
Business
Stadco signs MG parts deal
Shrewsbury-based car firm Stadco has signed a deal with the Chinese owners of MG Rover. The car parts maker, with its base in Harlescott, will supply components to build the new MGTF sports cars.
Business|Oct 13, 2006
Business