MG founder Cecil Kimber’s first mass-produced sports car was the 1928 M-Type Midget, an 847cc, four-cylinder two-seater based ...

The MG TF was a British sports car with a mid-engine, rear-wheel drive layout, making it stand out in a sea of front-engined competitors. Powered by a 1.8-liter inline-four producing 135 hp (or 160 hp ...

Don't worry, dear reader – I'm aware that the car above isn't an MX-5. But having taken the MG Cyberster for a spin ... Here – in super sport mode – you'll find the kind of acceleration ...

According to an article in the Financial Times, Nanjing Automotive Corporation, the Chinese owners of MG, are currently developing a new sports car that should be released sometime in 2009.

Harking back to the glory days of MG mid last century, the MG Cyberster recaptures the spirit of convertible touring but with ...

With the old Morris Garages MG having a rich history of sports cars, any flagship performance car from the new MG will have a large weight of expectation placed upon it, because not only will it ...

During the mid-20th century, the US enjoyed an influx of joyous British sports cars like the MG TD and Triumph TR6, which acted as a nice antithesis to the more popular V8-powered muscle cars of ...

MG is far more popular as a Chinese-owned brand than it was as a British sports car maker. The company now makes cars that appeal to a wider range of people, especially those looking for an affordable ...

Once one of the United Kingdom's most successful exports and synonymous with sports car, an MG would turn the heads of every small-town Scot and even a few sheep. As we passed through quaint ...

MG has officially revealed its new E-Motion concept, an all-electric sports car that could preview a sportier future for the iconic British nameplate. With the E-Motion MG has confirmed its ...

Actual terms vary by lender. The MG Midget is a great classic sports car. Fun to drive with excellent gas mileage in the 40s. My biggest issue with the car is that it is European, so finding parts ...