38 minutes ago, transam said:

You have not read my link, now read it and tell me how many times British is mentioned.

You are one dumb <deleted>. That's the UK brochure. We are discussing the Thai brochure. Doh.    Post # 172 might have gave you a clue.

 

38 minutes ago, transam said:

Below is what you bought, a Maxus T70 with British badges....

Did I???? Doesn't look like an MG in my book.

Id go a bit daft if i could only afford rickshaw here after years O Graft..????

1 minute ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

You are one dumb <deleted>. That's the UK brochure. We are discussing the Thai brochure. Doh.

 

Did I???? Doesn't look like an MG in my book.

Dumb eh, hmmmmm, they are the same MG cars, the brochure is in English so you can read it. The LOS ones say much the same.....British mentioned. Here's something more for you to ignore..

 

https://www.tfltruck.com/2019/08/what-in-the-world-is-an-mg-extender-pickup-truck/

 

Ivor, did you read all of this....?

https://www.mgcars.com/en/Overview

When you have, you can apologise for being insulting......????

2 minutes ago, transam said:

Ivor, did you read all of this....?

https://www.mgcars.com/en/Overview

When you have, you can apologise for being insulting......????

No claims at all to be British, or linked with classic British sports cars ????

 

2 minutes ago, Yorkshire Tea said:

No claims at all to be British, or linked with classic British sports cars ????

 

I had a 1964 MGB Roadster till it fell apart, took care of a birds MG Midget too...????

4 minutes ago, transam said:

I had a 1964 MGB Roadster till it fell apart, took care of a birds MG Midget too...????

I had a 1973 MGBGT in the mid to late 80s.  Sold the rusting remains for it's second or third rebuild ????

1 minute ago, Yorkshire Tea said:

I had a 1973 MGBGT in the mid to late 80s.  Sold the rusting remains for it's second or third rebuild ????

Yep, sadly they rusted from the inside out, much the same as all BMC (BL) stuff..

But at least BMC used the MG name for its performance rides, and the Morris name for groceries......????

2 hours ago, transam said:

When you have, you can apologise for being insulting......

Should be the other way around you dumpty. You've got to be having a larf mate.. Last post on the matter

In the past 12 years here in Thailand I've owned a Toyota Pre-Runner and two Mazda BT50's, all from new. For the past 7 months I've owned an MG Extender. For those moaning about build quality, I reckon the Extender is at least equal to. if not better than the Mazdas. For what I paid for the 2 door manual Mazda BT50, I get a 4 door auto MG with an extremely (For me) comfortable interior with many extras that the other trucks didn't have. The ride is great and it accelerates better than the Mazdas and the Toyota.

Who cares where it comes from? Who cares that the MG brand is now owned by the Chinese? As someone said before, so is Volvo among others.

Instead of bitching on the computer, go to a showroom and sit in an Extender. You might be surprised.

Oh, and it has a 5 year warranty.

4 minutes ago, jaiyenyen said:

In the past 12 years here in Thailand I've owned a Toyota Pre-Runner and two Mazda BT50's, all from new. For the past 7 months I've owned an MG Extender. For those moaning about build quality, I reckon the Extender is at least equal to. if not better than the Mazdas. For what I paid for the 2 door manual Mazda BT50, I get a 4 door auto MG with an extremely (For me) comfortable interior with many extras that the other trucks didn't have. The ride is great and it accelerates better than the Mazdas and the Toyota.

Who cares where it comes from? Who cares that the MG brand is now owned by the Chinese? As someone said before, so is Volvo among others.

Instead of bitching on the computer, go to a showroom and sit in an Extender. You might be surprised.

Oh, and it has a 5 year warranty.

How long and how many KM's you have done on the MG Extender?

21 minutes ago, jaiyenyen said:

In the past 12 years here in Thailand I've owned a Toyota Pre-Runner and two Mazda BT50's, all from new. For the past 7 months I've owned an MG Extender. For those moaning about build quality, I reckon the Extender is at least equal to. if not better than the Mazdas. For what I paid for the 2 door manual Mazda BT50, I get a 4 door auto MG with an extremely (For me) comfortable interior with many extras that the other trucks didn't have. The ride is great and it accelerates better than the Mazdas and the Toyota.

Who cares where it comes from? Who cares that the MG brand is now owned by the Chinese? As someone said before, so is Volvo among others.

Instead of bitching on the computer, go to a showroom and sit in an Extender. You might be surprised.

Oh, and it has a 5 year warranty.

Another one running out of cash and going backwards. You should be up to a Fortuna by now.⚖️

34 minutes ago, jaiyenyen said:

In the past 12 years here in Thailand I've owned a Toyota Pre-Runner and two Mazda BT50's, all from new. For the past 7 months I've owned an MG Extender. For those moaning about build quality, I reckon the Extender is at least equal to. if not better than the Mazdas. For what I paid for the 2 door manual Mazda BT50, I get a 4 door auto MG with an extremely (For me) comfortable interior with many extras that the other trucks didn't have. The ride is great and it accelerates better than the Mazdas and the Toyota.

Who cares where it comes from? Who cares that the MG brand is now owned by the Chinese? As someone said before, so is Volvo among others.

Instead of bitching on the computer, go to a showroom and sit in an Extender. You might be surprised.

Oh, and it has a 5 year warranty.

I was curious about why the normally conservative Thai pick-up buyers would buy an imported truck, so had a look at one in a mall - and yes, the equipment levels and the warranty look good, and it looks a lot like a Toyota - although I'd be worried about resale values.

 

There's also the thought that as a resident of Thailand I can support local industry by buying a locally built vehicle, as opposed to one built in China, but that's just my way of thinking.

Owned it for 7 months and done 12,000 kms.

Fortunas are like a55holes.......Everybody's got one hahahaha

1 minute ago, Kinnock said:

I was curious about why the normally conservative Thai pick-up buyers would buy an imported truck, so had a look at one in a mall - and yes, the equipment levels and the warranty look good, and it looks a lot like a Toyota - although I'd be worried about resale values.

 

There's also the thought that as a resident of Thailand I can support local industry by buying a locally built vehicle, as opposed to one built in China, but that's just my way of thinking.

I think they are built in Rayong, but I could be wrong on that.

8 minutes ago, jaiyenyen said:

I think they are built in Rayong, but I could be wrong on that.

Ah yes - I just Googled it, and they have a factory in Chonburi - a joint venture with CP.

 

I'm always impressed with how many things are made in Thailand, as compared to my home country.

 

I have a "Made in Thailand" car, motorcycle, camera, TV, fridge, washing machine and wife.

7 hours ago, transam said:

And you cannot work out the obvious, in the online brochures and the ride badge........????

PS. British is mentioned in their online brochure, go and read stuff ....????

Only a UK chauvinist nationalist would claim that a Chinese made car is British only because it was designed in the UK

 

MG Motor UK Limited (MG Motor) is a British automotive company headquartered in Longbridge, Birmingham, England,^[2] and a subsidiary of SAIC Motor UK, which in turn is owned by the Shanghai-based Chinese state-owned automotive SAIC Motor. MG Motor designs, develops and markets cars sold under the MG marque. MG Motor is the largest importer of Chinese made cars into the United Kingdom.

10 hours ago, Kinnock said:

I was curious about why the normally conservative Thai pick-up buyers would buy an imported truck, so had a look at one in a mall - and yes, the equipment levels and the warranty look good, and it looks a lot like a Toyota - although I'd be worried about resale values.

 

There's also the thought that as a resident of Thailand I can support local industry by buying a locally built vehicle, as opposed to one built in China, but that's just my way of thinking.

Think the Extender is 'assembled' in Thailand...

10 hours ago, jaiyenyen said:

Owned it for 7 months and done 12,000 kms.

Fortunas are like a55holes.......Everybody's got one hahahaha

True, they work forever, and look nothing like a Chinese pickup.........????

10 hours ago, Susco said:

Only a UK chauvinist nationalist would claim that a Chinese made car is British only because it was designed in the UK

 

MG Motor UK Limited (MG Motor) is a British automotive company headquartered in Longbridge, Birmingham, England,^[2] and a subsidiary of SAIC Motor UK, which in turn is owned by the Shanghai-based Chinese state-owned automotive SAIC Motor. MG Motor designs, develops and markets cars sold under the MG marque. MG Motor is the largest importer of Chinese made cars into the United Kingdom.

Think we all know that...

The Morris Garages mark was bought by the Chinese from BMW, who bought the remains of the Rover Group from the UK.

The Chinese obviously bought it to use the 'British' link to their Chinese stuff.

 

British Motor Corporation bought up most of the independent brands using their names for different car variants.

Morris name, along with Austin, were used on standard cars but the MG mark, which was Morris's performance arm, was used on performance models, Wolseley, Riley etc names were used on posh variants.  

So yeh, the Chinese pickup is a performance ride, eh....????

 

 

 

5 minutes ago, transam said:

Think we all know that...

The Morris Garages mark was bought by the Chinese from BMW, who bought the remains of the Rover Group from the UK.

The Chinese obviously bought it to use the 'British' link to their Chinese stuff.

 

British Motor Corporation bought up most of the independent brands using their names for different car variants.

Morris name, along with Austin, were used on standard cars but the MG mark, which was Morris's performance arm, was used on performance models, Wolseley, Riley etc names were used on posh variants.  

So yeh, the Chinese pickup is a performance ride, eh....????

 

 

 

Time to realise that the 1960's ended 50 years ago

9 minutes ago, Susco said:

Time to realise that the 1960's ended 50 years ago

Wow, really, I didn't know that............????

You better get onto Ferrari, Mercedes etc then, eh...????

These Turnips who love to tell us Google is Youre Friend, can now amuse themselves by searching Chinease Car Sales and that are a complete disaster due to Chinese Flu and Tyrany. These MG Fan Boys can then amuse us all with their pathetic defence of the Junk. 90% Down. Oh Dear.!

On 9/23/2019 at 11:15 AM, robertson468 said:

For information - a Union Jack is the flag flown off the stern of HM Ships and the Union FLAG is what you are talking about I believe, unless you intend to float your MG?  A common mistake made by many.

It is not a mistake. 

Although originally a "Jack" flag, in the early 19th century the term "Union Jack" was adopted as the name for the national flag everywhere.

During my time in the service I had to raise and lower the flag many a time, an accurate watch was essential.

On 9/23/2019 at 8:08 AM, transam said:

Though I agree with some of your post, and am pi__ed off with the MG name being used to "cover" Chinese stuff, plus I owned an MGB, they were not quality cars...

I had a Midget, took it with me when I went to Germany in 1972. Only car I ever made a profit on, had people queuing up to buy it.

27 minutes ago, sandyf said:

It is not a mistake. 

Although originally a "Jack" flag, in the early 19th century the term "Union Jack" was adopted as the name for the national flag everywhere.

During my time in the service I had to raise and lower the flag many a time, an accurate watch was essential.

Dont menton the Yangste Incident Sandy. or the Red Ensign. Flags are rater a complex topic that i find interesting.

12 hours ago, jaiyenyen said:

I think they are built in Rayong, but I could be wrong on that.

2017   SAIC Motor-CP Co. Ltd. and MG Sales (Thailand) Co. Ltd. recently staged the opening ceremony of the new MG production plant, located on a 437-rai plot of land at the Hemaraj Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate2. The new assembly facility is result of a THB 10-billion investment and has a maximum production capacity of 100,000 vehicles per year. It features the latest automations and intelligent robotics, along with the highest levels of production and quality control technologies.

Had an MGB in BRG.  Had no 1st to 2nd gear synchro—so had to double-clutch it.

Today though, I wouldn’t buy anything made by Wuhan Virus CCP if I can help it.

23 hours ago, transam said:

At least they will be VW's assembled in China under the watchful eye of the Germans, not a Chinese car using a bought British performance brand name from the Germans and using the words British and since 1924..........

Joint venture between Volkswagen and SAIC (SAIC own MG) Doubt here is too many Germans with watchful eyes overseeing the assembly.

4 hours ago, sandyf said:

I had a Midget, took it with me when I went to Germany in 1972. Only car I ever made a profit on, had people queuing up to buy it.

They were good fun, very light, small engine, easy to work on....