Is There a New MG Roadster or Coupe in Your Future Has it been awhile since you purchased a new MG roadster For North Americans, the time since such an opportunity existed can be measured in decades MG pulled out in 1980, not merely the year and a half that have passed since the storied British sports car marque had its factory doors shut along with those of its parent company Rover Group production of MG cars ended in April of 2005. Read More

New Sketches Reveal Future Design Direction for Classic British MarqueNow that Chinese automaker Nanjing Automotive Group, Chinas oldest car manufacturer, has purchased MGRover see automotive news section for Jul 24, 2005 Surprise Purchase of MG Rover by Chinas Nanjing Automotive, the British marque most North American sports car enthusiasts would like to see return to the U.S. Read More

At 224.3 MPH, Children Are Less Likely to Ask Are We There Yet MG, known best to North Americans for its late 60s, early 70s MGB sports car, has delved into a much wider range of models since leaving this side of the planet. Read More

MG Expected to Bring New GT Concept to Life MG, the classic British sports car firm which no longer sells cars in North America, has come up with a concept car intended to whet the appetite of automotive enthusiasts around the world by digging into the companys rich history. Read More