The British brand MG has a rich history. Motoring pioneer William Morris established it in the 1920s with the help of his head salesman, Cecil Kimber. MG grew into one of England's popular sports car ...

This lean green 1955 MG TF Convertible on Exotic Car Trader has participated in at least nine British car shows, taking first or second place each time! The 1955 MG TF Convertible is a well-maintained ...

A group of British classic car enthusiasts, the TC Motoring Guild, recreated their club's first ride from 1955. The group gathered their 1940s-era MG TC roadsters in Apple Valley to mirror a photo ...

Finished in Chariot Red, this Mk II has the visual warmth that defined British sports cars of the early 1960s. The seller reports a full restoration, with careful attention to mechanical originality ...

This MGB is a great classic sports car. It's in very good shape physically and mechanically. Many new parts and only 75000 original miles. The MG MGB price depends on several factors, including the ...

This MGB is a great classic sports car. It's in very good shape physically and mechanically. Many new parts and only 75000 original miles. The MG MGB price depends on several factors, including the ...

His boutique marque, RBW EV Cars, reflects this personal connection. It was dreamed up by himself and his wife, and named for his children—Rose, Becky, and Wesley. The enterprise will begin by selling ...

When MG collapsed into receivership in 2005, few people could have imagined that 18 years later we’d be talking about the brand achieving huge sales success, rolling out critically acclaimed electric ...

The classic car market is packed with wonderfully restored vehicles. However, for each rig that got a makeover, hundreds (or maybe even thousands) are currently rotting away in junkyards and barns.

The early 2000s were very much the beginning of the end for MG Rover, after former owner BMW famously sold its ‘English patient’ to the Phoenix Consortium for a tenner. Despite the promising name, MG ...