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// MG MODELS

8 models / 30 guides / 1 stories Sorted A–Z

T-Type (TC/TD/TF)

1945–1955

The MG T-Type defined the affordable British sports car and created a template that would influence the entire industry for decades. The TC…

Body Roadster

Engine 1.25L Inline-4

Origin United Kingdom

5 guides

MGA

1955–1962

The MGA replaced the T-Types with a thoroughly modern envelope body that was lower, wider, and faster than anything MG had built before. It…

Body Roadster / Coupe

Engine 1.5-1.6L Inline-4

Origin United Kingdom

5 guides

MGB Roadster

1962–1980

The MGB Roadster is the most popular British sports car ever made, with over half a million built across an 18-year production run. Its…

Body Roadster

Engine 1.8L Inline-4

Origin United Kingdom

5 guides

MGB GT

1965–1980

The MGB GT took the roadster platform and added a Pininfarina-designed fastback body that many consider the better-looking car. The fixed…

Body Coupe

Engine 1.8L Inline-4

Origin United Kingdom

5 guides 1 story

MGC

1967–1969

The MGC was MG's attempt to create a more powerful version of the MGB using the Austin-Healey 3000's six-cylinder engine in the MGB shell.…

Body Roadster / Coupe

Engine 2.9L Inline-6

Origin United Kingdom

Midget

1961–1979

The Midget was the MGB's smaller, lighter sibling, sharing its DNA with the Austin-Healey Sprite. It was cheap, cheerful, and brilliant fun…

Body Roadster

Engine 0.9-1.5L Inline-4

Origin United Kingdom

5 guides

MGB GT V8

1973–1976

The MGB GT V8 was the factory-built version of what enthusiasts had been doing for years: fitting the lightweight Rover V8 into the MGB…

Body Coupe

Engine 3.5L V8

Origin United Kingdom

5 guides

MGF / MG TF

1995–2011

MG's return to sports car production brought a mid-engine layout and modern engineering to a brand steeped in tradition. The MGF was…

Body Roadster

Engine 1.6-1.8L Inline-4

Origin United Kingdom