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ARDMORE, OK-China's oldest carmaker, Nanjing Automobile GroupCorp., will break ground in early 2007 on a 117-acre tract inArdmore Airpark to develop a 300,000-sf manufacturing anddistribution facility as part of its international initiative toresurrect the MG brand. The state's monumental win in the$2-billion program includes the headquarters of the newly formed MGMotors North America Inc. along with research and development.

Kim Custer, MG Motors spokesman, tells GlobeSt.com thatheadquarters, marketing and sales teams will office in DowntownOklahoma City, but the address has yet to be selected. The R&Dcomponent goes to the University of Oklahoma in Norman. He saysstate's performance-indexed incentives were the dealmakers. "Theywere a little unusual, but we are comfortable with them," hesays.