Which MG is for you? - use our model reviews and guides to help you decide
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) and 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 launched in 1936 was followed by the TB in 1939 and revived as the TC in 1945 then the TD (1949) and the 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
Launched in 1953, the ZA Magnette was upgraded as the ZB in 1956. The Farina Magnette was produced from 1959 to 1968. More
MGA & MGA Twin Cam
Launched in 1955, the MGA 1500 was followed the 1600 Mks I and II. The powerful Twin Cam arrived in 1958. More
MG 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
MG6
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MGTF
A brand new MGTF was launched in 2008 by NAC following the purchase of the remains of MG Rover. 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
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
MGF 1.8i & VVC & TF
Launched in 1995 as two models, they were followed by the MGTF launched in 2002 and running to 2005. More
MG RV8
Launched in 1993, a re-engineered MGB with electronic engine management systems and luxury trim. More
MG Metro, Maestro & Montego
Launched in 1982, the Metro was followed by the Maestro (1983) and the Montego (1984). 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
MGC & MGCGT
Launched in 1967, these 3 litre straight six models in Roadster and GT forms were only in production until 1969. 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
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