Month: April 2005

I’VE BEEN busy working on what I believe is the last chapter of the BMC>Rover story, which documents the Phoenix years, and how the company’s management risked everything on a […]

If getting to Dakar, Naples or Chernobyl seems a little on the easy side, you could always drive to Tashkent. Oh, and make sure you do it in a superannuated […]

An estimated 600 cars made the pilgrimage to Longbridge today in order to support the Longbridge workers and their families… STUART BISHOP explains why the day will leave a lasting […]

I KNOW Rover was only a small player in the automotive world, but for me, it is a lot darker today than it has been for a long time. The […]

I’ve been loaned a car I’ve always hankered after since I was knee-high to a grasshopper… a bright red Renault Fuego. Yes, I know this is austin-rover.co.uk and the only […]

THERE has been an absolutely huge outpouring of emotion over the past few days – and it’s all for MG Rover. As has been reported in the news, MG Rover […]

FIRSTLY allow me to apologise for not being around to report the events as they arose – I am currently away on business reporting on the Techno Classica motor show […]

MG Rover calls on UK Government to decide on loan Today MG Rover called on the Government to make a decision on the bridging loan which will open the way […]

KEEPING things light in what has been a horrible few days for MG Rover is quite a difficult task. I find the best plan of attack is simply to wait […]

The Rover Sports Register is the oldest and arguably the best Rover car club out there, and it only seemed fitting for it to host the event celebrating the centenary […]

The Rover R8 has been hailed by many as one of the best cars Rover ever built – certainly, during its production run, it gained a wide acceptance from family […]