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My answer I give is the Car is made in a Factory and the Drive Train is purchased from a supplier. The date manufactured is different than the on one Your title. I give the date on My title. At first I was a bit put off. But now I am patient and listen to the conversation of "When I owned a MG".
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A logical reply Bill, and also factual. The subject of MG's is a very special one to me too! Steering the thread back onto it's original trajectory..... 
Bert & B1800 "Tis well enough to know how much to know; and when to know, not to know, too much."
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Just got my Roadster less than a week ago (700+ miles already) and drive it through San Francisco twice a day. All the usual questions. One response I've come up with is "Made in the UK by men with hammers" followed by all the usual wooden stuff. Although as a US car from Morgan West it did come into the US without its drivetrain it WAS made in the UK. I saw it on a factory trip and the engine was in it when they made it, I have pictures to prove it. They took the engine out after the road test etc. packaged it separately and it came into the US in a crate. Then Morgan West put it back in. So it really was Made in the UK!
2018 V6 Roadster, BRG & Alu. Commuting 100 miles/day.
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Just got my Roadster less than a week ago (700+ miles already) and drive it through San Francisco twice a day. All the usual questions. One response I've come up with is "Made in the UK by men with hammers" followed by all the usual wooden stuff. Although as a US car from Morgan West it did come into the US without its drivetrain it WAS made in the UK. I saw it on a factory trip and the engine was in it when they made it, I have pictures to prove it. They took the engine out after the road test etc. packaged it separately and it came into the US in a crate. Then Morgan West put it back in. So it really was Made in the UK! Hello AudioMan.... I did not get a chance to do the factory tour, but the process must have been similar.
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