MG Catalog and Classic Car Guide, Ratings and Features

1966 MG MGB Classic Car Guide

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The Legacy of MG: A British Motoring Icon

Step into the world of MG, a marque synonymous with the quintessential British sports car experience. From the rolling hills of the English countryside to the bustling streets of cities worldwide, MG cars have carved out a place in automotive history. Founded in the 1920s by Cecil Kimber, MG (Morris Garages) began as a venture to produce modified versions of Morris cars aimed at enthusiasts. It quickly evolved into a brand celebrated for its distinctive designs and spirited performance.

A Journey Through Time: MG's Historical Significance

MG's historical tapestry is rich with innovation and competition. During its heyday, MG was at the forefront of pushing the boundaries of speed and endurance. The brand became a staple in motorsports, with numerous victories at prestigious events like the Le Mans 24-hour race. One unique fact that often captures the imagination is that the MGB was once the best-selling sports car in the world, with over half a million units produced during its lifetime.

MG Today: A Modern Revival

While MG's original production ceased in the early 1980s, and after several changes in ownership, the brand has experienced a revival under Chinese automotive giant SAIC Motor. Today, MG continues to produce vehicles, albeit with a focus on economy and electric models that diverge from their classic sports car roots. The modern lineup includes SUVs and compact cars that aim to blend MG's traditional styling cues with contemporary automotive trends.

Discovering Classic MG Models

For those who cherish classic automobiles, exploring each model in MG's storied past is like flipping through pages of history where design and engineering intersect. From the sleek lines of the MGA to the rugged charm of the MGB; from the elegant grandeur of the MGC to the playful spirit of the Midget; each model tells a story of an era when driving was not just about getting from point A to B—it was about adventure and freedom.

And let's not forget about the T-series—cars like the TC, TD, TDC, and TF—that captivated post-war America and ignited a love affair with British roadsters across the pond. Nor should we overlook the saloon elegance embodied by models such as the YA, YB, YT, ZA, and ZB which offered a different kind of MG experience.

Whether you're an owner seeking to restore your classic MG to its former glory or an enthusiast eager to learn more about these timeless machines, each model holds its own allure and story waiting to be discovered.

To delve deeper into each iconic vehicle's specifications, features, and unique charm, click on your desired model below. Uncover detailed guides and catalogs that will enrich your knowledge and perhaps inspire your next classic car endeavor.

MGA

1956 MG MGA 1957 MG MGA 1958 MG MGA 1959 MG MGA 1960 MG MGA 1961 MG MGA 1962 MG MGA

MGB

1963 MG MGB 1964 MG MGB 1965 MG MGB 1966 MG MGB 1967 MG MGB 1968 MG MGB 1969 MG MGB 1970 MG MGB 1971 MG MGB 1972 MG MGB 1973 MG MGB 1974 MG MGB 1975 MG MGB 1976 MG MGB 1977 MG MGB 1978 MG MGB 1979 MG MGB 1980 MG MGB 1981 MG MGB

MGC

1969 MG MGC

Midget

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1945 MG TC 1946 MG TC 1947 MG TC 1948 MG TC 1949 MG TC

1950 MG TD 1951 MG TD 1952 MG TD 1953 MG TD

TDC

1951 MG TDC 1952 MG TDC 1953 MG TDC

1954 MG TF 1955 MG TF

1947 MG YA 1948 MG YA 1949 MG YA 1950 MG YA

1951 MG YB 1952 MG YB 1953 MG YB

1947 MG YT 1948 MG YT 1949 MG YT 1950 MG YT

1954 MG ZA 1955 MG ZA 1956 MG ZA

1957 MG ZB 1958 MG ZB