MG Rover crisis 2005

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  • čas přidán 21. 12. 2007
  • MG Rover crisis in April 2005

Komentáře • 28

  • @user-zy8dg3he4r
    @user-zy8dg3he4r Před 2 lety +2

    I had a Rover 414 SLi since 1995 till 2020.It was very beautiful,fast and extremely reliable.. Currently I have a Rover 45 ,1.400cc, sedan, model of 2002,in excellent condition.I like very much the British cars because they have unique design. Equipped with chrome, wood and sunroofs in many models..Huge respect from Greece ! I

  • @ZoranZ772
    @ZoranZ772 Před 7 lety +14

    Sad .. the best looking car I have ever had was a Rover 75 model year 2003. Bought it brand new and had it for 10 years.

    • @jerrysummers5971
      @jerrysummers5971 Před 2 lety

      Bad management robbed by Tower.Had billions off the tax payer, models outdated.Shame really 😐

  • @edgar1960
    @edgar1960 Před 15 lety +10

    I cannot believe 70% of the British public voted no in saving MG Rover...

    • @boisegameshowguy
      @boisegameshowguy Před 3 lety +2

      I betcha the result would have been different if you polled BBC or ITV news watchers.

    • @MSJChem
      @MSJChem Před 2 lety

      How much public money went into British Leyland and how did that turn out?

    • @michaelb9664
      @michaelb9664 Před 2 lety

      The problem with the British public is, they’re a bunch of twats.

  • @rover416sigiangkampozof8
    @rover416sigiangkampozof8 Před 5 lety +9

    SHOULD PUBLIC MONEY BE SPENT ON SAVING ROVER YES

  • @diego750il
    @diego750il Před 15 lety +5

    someone had to save MG Rover. It was one fo the best car companies

  • @adamjones2608
    @adamjones2608 Před 13 lety +3

    Such a sad story another great British industry gone :( mgr forever! !!!!

  • @Gavichap
    @Gavichap Před 11 lety +1

    Labour didn't want to spend more public money on a desperate case, and thus go back to the old folly days of BL, totally subsidized by the State and equally inefficient. It's the very thing that Margaret Thatcher did, isn't it? The question is: why the foreign manufacturers running plants in the UK (Honda, Nissan...) have been successful all along, while MG Rover continued to suffer from the same problems of BL and AR till final collapse? Were the Unions admitted in Rover plants only? Please!

  • @austin1100
    @austin1100 Před 16 lety

    Nice to see this report again!

  • @MrBS4
    @MrBS4 Před 15 lety +1

    Well, I doubt TATA really want Rover, since Jaguar and Rover are somewhat overlapping in the market.

  • @axccsqt8013
    @axccsqt8013 Před 2 lety

    Sad I had a xpower grey mg zr facelift trophy 😣

  • @hotbounds6666
    @hotbounds6666 Před 6 lety

    my heart goes out for the owners

  • @miniboys3459
    @miniboys3459 Před 6 lety +1

    I hate the 70% but love 30%

  • @MrBS4
    @MrBS4 Před 15 lety

    MG6 looks gr8, thought there are not much new stuff inside is kind of disappointing.....

  • @MrBS4
    @MrBS4 Před 15 lety

    Mmm, you mean Rover and LandRover? I do not think it matter, because they had been separated since MG-Rover era. If consumer has no problem to distinguish these two brands back then, they should not have problem to distinguish these two brands right now. Thought I had yet to be a hardcore British car fan. But I still believe it is better to let some one use the Rover brand and give her a chance to shine rather than let her stay in the warehouse and rust away like now.

  • @MrBS4
    @MrBS4 Před 16 lety

    *cough* Correction "NAC and TATA dont drop the ball!" SAIC make up a brand called Rowee(?). Love their car, hate the brand. If SAIC give the 550 to NAC-MG. The future of both company will look a lot brighter!

  • @toyotasera55
    @toyotasera55 Před 13 lety

    One of the saddest pieces of news that still effects.I find it odd he reporter said the 75 failed to capture imagination yet the SV/SVR did. Surely the 75 was by far more profitable? I dont think that is the case anyway,I think part of it is the public at large will only buy what looks like the same car for a limited time.I think after the BMW pullout, combined with what comes across to me as a laid back `folly` for the Phoenix 4 and the Labour Govt. lead to this in the immediate later period.

  • @DRCHRISTIANMD
    @DRCHRISTIANMD Před 16 lety

    Concorde, Rover, Industrys of Britain, Banking is all well and good. Remember the time when All tools where made in Britain? well itrs too late the hero. Lets hope SAIC andTATA Dont drop the ball! and make something of the great technology Britain produce and let go so easy. Rover owner.

  • @DRCHRISTIANMD
    @DRCHRISTIANMD Před 14 lety

    The most anoying thing I would say is. "we put money into brittish banking because this is the way forward, Banking in Britian is how we make money"< statement from 2005, Well its amazing how a labour government could sell off Industry! Also please remember Land rover /Jaguar sale from Ford to TATA? Well Rana TATA has plenty of cash, he came cap in hand to the British government and asked for cash to keep the companies in Britain. The government agreeed! Rana Tata is a Multi-Billionare! explain?

  • @leeturnbull123
    @leeturnbull123 Před 11 lety

    its all down to the k series engine

  • @jarta13
    @jarta13 Před 14 lety +1

    1:53 manipulador de depositos

  • @jarta13
    @jarta13 Před 14 lety

    0:45 montaje deposito combustible