From 2001 a re engineered hot hatch version of the Rover 45 was launched and sold as the MG ZS. From 2001 MG Rover also planned to replace the 45 with a model range based on the Rover 75 platform, and a preview of how the RD62 Tourer might appear was given at the 2002 Geneva Motor Show as the Rover TCV concept car. The MG ZS was a sporty version. The MG ZS was developed from the Rover 45 by MG Rover, which was then the maker of the Rover 45. It was a hot hatch.
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A 2004 facelift was MG Rover's last effort to boost sales of the Rover 45
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produced by the British manufacturer Rover from 1990 to 2005
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The second-generation 400 Series, codenamed Theta or HH-R, was launched in 1995 as a hatchback and later as a saloon
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