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A historic one too, because – oi, oi – this is nothing less than the rebirth of the MG sports car. It’s a long time since we’ve seen a new MG sports car – the MG F was really the last ...

Verdict – is the MG ZS a good car? MG has been on a bit of a roll of late, and the MG ZS is a massive improvement over its predecessor. You get so much for the money because the MG ZS is the ...

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The Independent's Electric Vehicles Channel is sponsored by E.ON Next. MG has proved it is still more than capable of developing stunning two-door roadsters that will stop onlookers dead in their ...

The MG HS is underwhelming to drive, with woolly steering and unsettled ride. The petrol engine is equally disappointing, but the plug-in hybrid model is rapid and should be cheap to run. Engines ...

MG founder Cecil Kimber’s first mass-produced sports car was the 1928 M-Type Midget, an 847cc, four-cylinder two-seater based on the Morris Minor. With 20bhp at 4,000rpm, this tiny, 508kg ...