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MG Rover halts Production
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A crucial time for Rover it seems, either they get the china deal (need government loan ) So should government bail out a failing company again? tough one :| |
I hope that they are going to make it but i don't think so :D
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With regards to the government bailing them out, i think it is a waste of money.
At some point in history, the real Rover curled up into a ball and died. There is no point in plunging more cash into a failing company. bad design, bad management, bad marketing, bad build-quality and the facelifts are not a plan for success. It's like a ventilator, keeping somebody alive, except it's not a somebody, so i have no quibbles in saying TURN THE DAMN LIFE SUPPORT OFF!!! Okay, so it's one less car manufacturer, and a sad loss, but it's also one less thing to take the piss out of Britain for if the name dies. :| Perhaps in 50 years time we may see a re-born Rover a la Bugatti :P |
^^^ Agreed. When those chaps bought the company for £1, there were already reports of money being taken out from the company to line their pockets, instead of it being reinvested. Now they want to sell the company to China to make a bundle and disappear... either that, or sell the assets to get some profit on top of their £1 investment.
Rover's been poo for a long time now. If they kill it, so what? It'll be just like British Leyland all over again. Gone but not forgotten. |
Just got this news, sorry but I could only find it in Portuguese
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But after reading this http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4422705.stm they seem to be in a bigger trouble than I expected Best wishes for them though |
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Sad that 6,000 people will lose their jobs... but you can bet your arse that the executives, accountants and other criminaly negligent big wigs will all bail out with million pound pay cheques... :x |
Keep making shitty cars, and no one will buy them. I feel sorry for the workers though.
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On a side note, they mentioned now would be a good time to buy a car of theirs :lol: The expert (from What car comany) said avoid the Rovers, but go for the MG models. Another said that in the 4 years the current owners have only produced an £80k (non-profitable) sports car, and stuck a V8 in the 75 (not really worthwile). Interestingly, another company may be able to buy the MG TF from them, to build as their own car, but BMW apparently still have som of the rights associated with MG... could get ugly then :| |
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Hey at least Mini, and Landrover are not affected. So in a way part of rover lives on.
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lol, no one knows whats going on with Rover, not even different members of the company... one things for sure though; its going down the shitter ;)
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Oh well rover doesnt really excite me but still it is a shame to see a company like theirs go down.
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