02/08/2008 07:29. When MG Rover went bust and was picked up by Nanjing Automotive for $100 million in 2005, the automaker made a lot of promises to its new ward, including keeping a primary base of production in the UK, while finishing some examples in Oklahoma for sale around the world. Unfortunately when the company was bought by competitor SAIC most of these plans fizzled, and for a time it looked like MGs would only be sold in China . However SAIC... // MotorTrend Magazine