This is quite interesting as the factory still appears to have some relatively new vehicles.
Result of Rover in UK filing for bankruptcy.
http://strange.commongate.com/post/Abandoned_MG_Rover_Factory
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Wow, If only it was a nissan Factory back in the 90âs
apparently, this MG still had the keys in the ignition :eek:
I guess the Chinese had rouble selling the âModern Gentlemanâ !!!
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MG is a car brand, created by the British sports car manufacturer of the same name, founded in 1924. In the spring of 2005 MG production ceased when the brand owners, MG Rover, went bankrupt. In early 2007 the new owners of the brand, Nanjing Automobile Group, resumed production of MGs at the Longbridge plant, which they had also acquired when they took over MG Rover, and at a plant in China.[1]
MG got its name from âMorris Garagesâ, a dealer of Morris cars in Oxford which began producing its own customized versions to the designs of Cecil Kimber who had joined the company as its Sales Manager in 1921 and was promoted to General Manager in 1922. Kimber remained as General Manager until 1941 when he fell out with Lord Nuffield over procuring wartime work. Kimber died in 1945 in a freak railway accident. In 1952, with the BMC merger, long-time service manager John Thornley took over as General Manager, guiding the company through its best years until his retirement in 1969.
MG is best known for two-seat open sports cars, but MG also produced saloons and coupés. More recently, the brand has also been used to designate sportier versions of other models belonging to the parent company.
Following the collapse of the MG Rover group, who had owned the marque since purchasing it in 2000 from BMW, MG was bought by the Nanjing Automobile Group in 2005. Under its new Chinese owners, the brand stands for something new in China, as MG general manager Zhang Xin said: âWe want Chinese consumers to know this brand as âModern Gentlemanâ. To see that this brand represents grace and style.â [2] In Europe it still stands for âMorris Garagesâ.
i want to know more about that factory, but i am equally intrigued by the concept of urban exploration photography forumsâŠ
i used to call it rummaging⊠and we would go on random trips through random buildinds in random cities back in highschool⊠very fun⊠hospitals are +1 when all the doctors go home.
One of the most famous UE groups is from Toronto.
Their founder was Ninjalicious who died recently of cancer but is credited with coining the term and had news groups Back in da day like 95 and shit.
They used to do do crazy dangerous crap until it got popular.
i would have taken the car. or did something stupid⊠i wouldnât have any self control like that guy
WowâŠi went browsing around on the rest of that site and i must say those guys have explored some seriously cool shit
february 14th, 07 hah
sooooo that looks like an easy five finger discount⊠if i was them, there would be no way i would go home empty handed⊠nice shiny mg rims? âyes pleaseâ
i think this is BS
who else here has been to the old whitby psychiatric hospital?
that was cool.
what ever happend to it⊠has it been fully demod yet?
just the thought of finding an abandoned nissan 240 factory. oh manâŠ
links
oh manâŠwhat a cool place to have a HUGE paintball matchâŠ
^^ill owen u in paintballin
bring it own 
it look like restendent(sp?) evil =_=
Heres the link to the main page
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/index.php
Its all divided into categoys like military, factorys etc.
As for whitby phyc. its all been totally destroyed, the only thing there now is new houses.
wow this is crazy⊠I read something a little while ago about this⊠The pictures are awesome, i think it would be cool to see the factory re open and stuff get finished but thats highly unlikely.
This is quite interesting as the factory still appears to have some relatively new vehicles.
Result of Rover in UK filing for bankruptcy.
http://strange.commongate.com/post/Abandoned_MG_Rover_Factory
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