 |  | Vintage
MGs The
first
MGs made in 1923 by Cecil Kimber at Morris Garages in Oxford were followed by
models with a variety of bodies. More |  | Triple-M
MGs The
pre-war overhead cam MG models include the Midgets (1929-36), Magnas (1931-33)
& Magnettes (1932-36). More
|  | MG
SVW The
MG SA, MG VA and MG WA models are collectively known as "SVW" and date
from early 1936 to late 1939. More |  | T-Type
MGs The TA in 1936 was followed by the TB
in 1939 & revived as the TC in 1945 then the TD (1949) & TF (1953). More |  | MG
YA, YB & YT Launched
in 1947, the YA four
door sports saloon was followed by the now
rare two door YT Tourer and then the YB saloon. More |  | MG
Z & Farina Magnette The ZA (1956) was upgraded as the ZB in
1956. The Farina Magnette followed in 1959 to 1968. More |  | MGA
& MGA Twin Cam MGA
1500 launched in 1955 was followed by the 1600 Mks I and II. The powerful Twin
Cam arrived in 1958. More |
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Midget Developed from the Frogeye Sprite, the lively Midget has
crisp handling. The Mk 3 with a 1275 engine is very popular. More |  | MG
1100 & 1300 With an MG badge they were a sprightly version
of the popular Austin Morris saloons produced between 1962 and 1972. More |  | MGB
& MGBGT Launched in 1962, the Roadster was followed by the
GT in 1965 and was soon a popular sportscar in the UK and overseas. More |  | MGC
& MGCGT Launched in 1967, these 3 litre straight six models
in Roadster and GT forms were only in production until 1969. More |  | MGBGTV8
Launched in 1973, the V8 powered MGB combined the GT body style with a powerful
3.5 litre light alloy V8 engine. More |  | MG
Metro, Maestro & Montego Launched in 1982, the Metro was followed
by the Maestro (1983) and the Montego (1984). More |  | MG
RV8 Launched in 1993, a re-engineered MGB with electronic engine
management systems and luxury trim. More |
|  |  | MGF
1.8i & VVC & TF Launched in 1995 as two
models which were followed by further models. More |  | MG
ZR/ZS/ZT/ZT-T Three models launched in 2001 included the ZT-T estate
version and in 2003 both saloon and estate 260V8 versions. More |  | MG
SV & SV-R Launched in 2003 the extraordinary SV has a 4.6
litre twin-cam V8 power plant and a five speed gearbox from Ford. More |  | MGTF
A brand new MGTF was launched in 2008 by NAC following the purchase of the remains
of MG Rover. More |  | MG6
Launched in 2011 it's spacious and well equipped, plus it remains composed in
bends. More |  | MG3 Roomy
hatchback, good handling, competitively priced and an exceptionally low insurance
grouping. More |  | MG
SC New
urban compact SUV concept was unveiled at the Shanghai Motor
Show 2013. Article on the new MG GTS SUV. |
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