http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4708739.stm

The fact that it didn't go to Shanghai Automotive is probably a good thing for any future car sales , as I don't think there would have been much goodwill towards them.

"Nanjing has said it plans to use MG as its main marque in Europe while developing other MG Rover brands, such as Austin, elsewhere."

That sounds like a very sensible move to me.

They say they want to restart production , but exactly what of , and who will sell them remains to be seen

This is great news for the midlands, let`s hope it doesn`t go down the tube.