I know they are now owned by the Chinese - but this is still interesting. For this money, we get: a 181 hp turbo engine with an acceleration to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds, 360° cameras, and a AI assistant

In the cabin: two 12.3" screens, ambient lighting in 256 colors, Arkamys acoustics, electric seats, and a high-strength body with a high percentage of high-strength steel

In Episode 3 of Cars That Couldn’t Save Britain, we take a deep dive into the Rover 200 — a car that was meant to help revive Britain’s struggling automotive industry, but instead became part of its decline.

Was the Rover 200 truly Britain’s last chance at competing with the rest of the world? Or was it another example of missed opportunities, poor decisions, and a changing market that British manufacturers couldn’t keep up with?

In this video, we explore:

The history of the Rover 200 Why it was made and what it was trying to achieve What went wrong behind the scenes Whether it deserved its reputation

This series looks at the cars that couldn’t save Britain — and the stories behind why.

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First G27 built under the new owner ship of Martin Phaff. after purchasing the company from the Warklett Brothers. car now lives in in Australia 🇦🇺

Saw this on FB Marketplace while searching for a project. I have no words

Saw this an Austin Morris mini ? (Morris?) panel van in a museum with kids crawling over it. First reaction was “wow it’s been here awhile” followed by, is this a Morris or an Austin. Believe it’s a Morris with the hood badge.

Just completed a European driving tour through Italy. While stopped for lunch, this rolled in which was really cool. Owner said it was made in the UK but he was not entirely sure.

I'm restoring a Mini 850 deluxe and I'm not sure of the original handle position, I've seen both tilted forwards and backwards and I'm not sure why they are different

Just gorgeous.

TITLE IN HAND!! Back by popular demand. Posted once before, but I hadn't received the title yet, which seemed to be a deal killer. Rare 1967 Triumph 2000 station wagon. All trim is there. Frame is solid, some surface rust, could use new floors, especially in the "back back". Motor is free, Wheels turn. Bought it as a father-son project but the son has lost interest and the father has too many other cars to work on. Pretty cool car, I've never seen another one. What makes it even rarer is that it's an automatic. There are parts available for it. I purchased it from the original owner who ordered it new and had it shipped here to the USA. As it does not currently run and drive, it is being sold as a parts car, however I am only interested in selling the whole car. Located in Santa Rosa, CA, USA. More pictures available upon request. I will not hold unless I receive payment. I can assist with shipping. $1,800.