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Yago Bal @ Apr 19th 2008 10:51AM
I'm not trying to say that Rover was great or having a surge of Euro-Centrism:
It's well known the project was developed by Ricardo from head to toe (SAIC even bought the company for that purpose), and it's well known that this project is the one Rover planned to substitute the 45 with.
I'm OK if you don't want to credit Ricardo (where legimitamy due) for the Roewe 550, but these are the facts: not hunches or anti-euro obcessions... :s
Here's the state of Rover's RDX60 Saloon project in 2003/2004:
http://www.austin-rover.co.uk/images/rd60_22.jpg
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