Hmmm, a Z3 with Audi headlights, a Dodge grill, and...fish gills. What a great idea. Do they call it "WRC" in some attempt to presume that it's rally-inspired, or is there another meaning for that acronym of which I'm not aware?
Interesting footnote to this vehicle is that it is not a product of the Chinese branch of the MG family, but a separate company called MG X-Power who are run by William Riley. Somehow he obtained the MG X-Power rights under the nose of the chinese.
William Riley himself has an interesting heritage. He is of the famous Riley family whos company produced some of the 1930's best sporting cars. That brand is currently owned by BMW which is presumably why he chose MG.
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Hmmm, a Z3 with Audi headlights, a Dodge grill, and...fish gills. What a great idea. Do they call it "WRC" in some attempt to presume that it's rally-inspired, or is there another meaning for that acronym of which I'm not aware?
Search YouTube for Top Gear's review of the MG SV to see what it's all about. It's been around forever.
I'd be willing to drive that, but only on October 31st, and only while wearing a Frankenstein mask.
Interesting footnote to this vehicle is that it is not a product of the Chinese branch of the MG family, but a separate company called MG X-Power who are run by William Riley. Somehow he obtained the MG X-Power rights under the nose of the chinese. William Riley himself has an interesting heritage. He is of the famous Riley family whos company produced some of the 1930's best sporting cars. That brand is currently owned by BMW which is presumably why he chose MG.