I would have called it a QX60 but the interior is not.

 

or an Acura. Even the instrument cluster.

 

Yes, MG products have been built in China for some time now. I won't swear to it, but I think the last MG product to be built in Britain (Longbridge) was in 2016.

This is a rather dated video by Jeremy Clarkson (actually one of his better ones, IMO), but it is loosely-related to the topic....on why British-nameplate vehicles are no longer built there.

 

ha, this annoying screen with the orange, lime, green/blue panels comes up when you start the car. the 'shower' one if to get to the climate controls screen. this rental didn't have climate control (set temp) which was very annoying because you set the fan speed and air temp / ac etc. then park the car for a while and that's what it's on when you start it up again and you can only change settings through the screen.
one of the row of physical buttons below the vents causes the screen to go to the climate controls.


ding, ding!

 

so another car i saw... just have to post here...

 

I know what that one is! LOL

 

Nice car! I also like that little EV thingy across the street.

 

I think I might know for once!
But not sure enuff yet to commit, gonna sit back and see what others think.

 

Bentley....probably a Continental

 

We all know that lol, it was a joke.

 

OK, Hotshot, then let's see you (or anyone else) name this one, which isn't quite so obvious.



(I'll give you a hint...I rode in one as a young boy, but not in the U.S.)

 

Ford Thames

 

Good job, Dave.

When I was a young kid in Paraguay, late 50s/early 60s (my late father was based there at the American Embassy as military attache), my parents sent me to a local English-speaking American School. A Thames used to pick us kids up in the morning and take us home in the afternoon.

 

In the background of bitkahuna's pic is another car.
Have no idea what that one is either.
Not even going to guess. lol

 

^^^That's a Renault Kangoo