Following decades of remarkable success on both the racetrack and sales floor with its quick and nimble, primarily four-cylinder sports cars, Britain’s MG returned to ...
The postwar MG TC traced its ancestry directly back to the MG TA of 1936. It was aimed at the U.S. market and accordingly ...
The MG B marked an important and significant step in the sports car’s evolution when it pioneered a lightweight frameless unit body structure with ...
In 1936, MG replaced the PB with a wider and longer car called the TA Midget, the beginning of MG’s famed T-series that would eventually ...
The Y-type MG introduced after World War II incorporated a number of unique features that set it apart from its counterparts in the Morris ...
The Auburn Automobile Company started life in Auburn, Indiana as the Eckhart Carriage Company in 1875, founded by Charles Eckhart. Near the turn of ...
The spectacular Cadillac V16 first stunned audiences at the New York Auto Show in 1930. The order books filled quickly, but after initially strong sales, ...
T-series MGs are wonderful little cars. Their style and cheeky appeal are unique and dozens of clubs, thousands of enthusiastic owners, a network of parts ...
Rarely seen — only 877 were built in just two years’ production — the MG YT 4-seat tourer was designed for Americans, a fact emphasized ...
The TF 1500 is the ultimate evolution of the traditional MG sports car. The 1466cc engine foreshadowed the 1489cc engine to come in the ...
The famed British sports car, the MG was named after Morris Garages, where the British sports car was founded and first built in the 1920s ...
American smog regulations overtook the MG B in 1968 making the ’67 MG B the best B built. The 1798 cc engine put out ...