When writing about a new MG, there is always a touch of sadness in the piece. One always remembers the great MG’s of yesteryear and longs for the classic British roadster to return. So while I am as guilty as anyone else, let’s get all that over with, put it out of the way and face up to the reality …
Santa’s traded in his sleigh. A sparkling red MG6 GT is in its place and he’s left some special presents for an MG used car spectacular this weekend…
The first anniversary of the opening of the MG Factory Sales Centre this weekend. Everyone visiting will be given a special present and the chance to drive away in a nearly-new MG6 for less than £500…
At the Beijing Auto Show MG wowed visitors with the MG Icon Concept. The first SUV crossover concept from the company.
A new global vision for the MG brand it its 50th year. The concept was created by the MG global design team headed by British director Anthony Williams-Kenny.
MG are seriously back with improvements being made all round on the award winning MG6 and wins in the British Touring Car Championship. The new cars offer better fuel economy and reduced CO2 for lower road tax. These new production methods have also made overall lower pricing possible on the MG6 GT and MG6 Magnette models…
British car industry? Been in decline for years hasn’t it? I mean look at Marcos, gone; look at TVR, gone. Look at Bentley and Rolls Royce, sold to the Germans; Land Rover & Jaguar are Indian owned and Lotus has been Malaysian for years. Sure, we here on this sceptered isle manufacture thousands of cars for Honda, Nissan, BMW, Ford, …