David Wilkins on Nostr: Yesterday’s RDX60, the planned Rover 25/45 replacement under the 2000-2005 MG Rover ...

Yesterday’s RDX60, the planned Rover 25/45 replacement under the 2000-2005 MG Rover regime, never made it into production. But the idea of adapting the company’s most modern platform, the Rover 75, to produce successors to these smaller models had a compelling logic, and was taken up by the later owners of what was left of MG Rover, SAIC of China, with this, the MG6, via the Roewe 550. Seen here in Magnette saloon form at the 2023 NEC Classic Car Show

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