The Range Rover Evoque is a genuine reason to feel proud of the British car industry. And forget cynics who argue ‘yes, but it’s all owned by foreigners’ – the Evoque is designed and built with British talent.
And it’s just one of many brilliant cars made in the UK. Indeed, it’s a real renaissance of great British-built cars at the moment. The Evoque has all the signs of being a great British success story with rave reviews all-round. Concept car looks and beautiful attention detail mean the baby Rangey really stands out.
Victoria Beckham And Range Rover Team Up To Design The Exquisite “Evoque”, she is Range Rover’s newly appointed Creative Design Executive.

British motorsport expertise is well known and none embodies it more than McLaren and its F1 team. Translating this talent to the road in the form of the fabulous MP4-12C takes the age-old battle with Ferrari to new heights too!
New entry-level Jaguar proves that even a four-pot diesel can be ‘sublime’. The XF 2.2D puts out 190hp and emits just 149g/km, too.
MINI’s Oxford plant has been a huge triumph for the UK, building every single modern Mini variant sold until the Countryman came along. The super sporty Coupé is Oxford’s newest super star, promising even more fun and frolics.
Nissan’s Sunderland plant has now produced more than a million Qashqai crossovers – making this sector-busting car one of the motoring achievements of the 21st century.
The Noble M600 has looked at the current crop of electronically assisted supercars, and found them wanting. Equipped with little more than traction control as restraint it’s twin turbo V8 deploys up to 650hp to the rear wheels alone.
The new MG6 finally sees the return of a much-loved British marque with a brand new product. While the main manufacturing work is now done in China, the MG6 was designed and engineered here in the UK, and final assembly takes place in Longbridge.
The Vauxhall Astra Sports Tourer may seem like a slightly strange choice, but all the re-engineering work was done at Vauxhall’s Millbrook proving ground, and every single one is built at Ellesmere Port factory in Cheshire, with 80 per cent heading overseas.
