These pictures were being marked as the ‘1.8T Roewe 750′ they may well be the car in question, but astute China Car Times readers may notice something about the car that doesn’t ring true, it does have Shanghai car plates though, although they are marked as ‘test’ plates, i.e. its meant for testing and the car is outside a Roewe office or dealer. Click the images to see larger pictures.
Perhaps those who say Roewe is not a Rover will change their minds now 
UPDATE: I forgot we posted this a few days earlier - MG7 1.8T pictures.
The Rover-logo steering wheel may well just be a “parts bin leftover” for their development car. Unless it’s a fully-engineered Rover prototype from Ricardo, and MG-Rover had been going to ruin, er, I mean, restyle the back of the 75 anyway…