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Back in the early 2000s, MG was building cars like the ZR, the ZS and the ZT, essentially retuned and rebadged versions of already dowdy Rover models. Not exactly the runaway sales success MG needed. As such, MG Rover closed its factory doors in 2005, but Before launching the F type MG had used a four cylinder version of the engine gearbox and excellent hydraulic brakes make it a really fine post-vintage sports touring car. It will be very hard to beat in any value for money comparison with other The little sports cars, voiced by Lindsey Collins and Elissa Knight in "I was originally looking at getting an MG-A [a 1950s open sportscar produced by MG]," he said. "But they are a rough little beast without any wind-up windows and very average After almost two years of rumours, rejuvenated British automotive icon MG is working on its first new sports car in 15 years to replace the dated MG TF roadster. Rumoured to be front-engined, rear-wheel drive and open-topped to directly compete with the The return of an mg sports car has made a list of petrol-heads' most-desired vehicles - but experts are divided over whether it is the right route for the company. Car magazine Auto Express named the legendary MGB in an exercise to discover readers' top 10 She enjoyed a helicopter ride for her 90th birthday, had been on a shark dive and rode pillion on a motorbike and drove an mg sports car when she was 84. The great-great-grandmother’s birthday was a quieter affair this year as she had been ill .

Purists, however, say the first true MG was the 14/28 sports model, which was also the first to sport the distinctive octagonal logo. Originally the cars were built in Oxford, but production was shifted a few miles south to Abingdon in 1929, where it The MG name means so much more to the world of sports cars than what it stands for today. It’s known around the globe, from Japan to the US, particularly for cars like the stylish MGB, or the pre-war T-series models, and not the vehicles it’s building The TF, like all the T-series “Midget” cars from MG, provide a spectacularly raw and involving driving experience that is hard to parallel nowadays. The final version of their traditionally assembled sports car offered a far more refined experience According to a recent report, MG will soon begin working on an all-new sports car. Details are limited but Edmunds is reporting the model has been added to the "2014 agenda" for SAIC's new design studio in Shanghai. This suggests development work will .