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18 years ago
Weird, Rover don't seem to be dead...
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18 years ago
Remember that this is Auto Express. The Daily Star of the motoring press.
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18 years ago
Have you seen the pics of them? The 75 looks bloody nice - much nicer than the Audi's that the designer seems to have used for inspiration (not sure if it's a Richard Woolley job). The rear has some Maserati-style light clusters, the big radiator grill at the front looks great and there's a nice flowing detail line through the side of the car. The 45 looks alright too - some similarities to the new Golf but they've done a better job again IMO.
As for revival, rather suprisingly, it looks like SAIC might still be in the running:
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18 years ago
What's your justification for that statement?
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18 years ago
The constant "spy shots" "inside info" or "sneak previews" of future cars that have little or no base in reality or truth. The low-rent, tacky, sensationalist writing style... need I go on?
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18 years ago
Hmmm, most of the Spyshots I see do actually appear. What would you recommend as a good 'motoring magazine'?
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18 years ago
whats with the HUGE gap between bonnet and bumper? like what i see though, a complete overhaul of the designs has got to be better than a few chav body kits!
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18 years ago
I thought they had quite a good rep ?
They're often first with the scoops, and I don't recall any that turned out to be bollocks :)
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18 years ago
Evo.
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18 years ago
Hey, the Chinese have stolen Audi's grille design!
More blatant copies.
David
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18 years ago
.. and done a better job of it... I thought SAIC only recently got involved in Rover, just before the end, so since that new design is already at prototype stage I would have thought it likely to be a British design?
Bigus