60 YEARS OF MG ROADSTER HISTORY

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1936-1939: MG TA
1939-1940: MG TB
1945-1950: MG TC
1950-1953: MG TD
1953-1955: MG TF
1955-1962: MGA
1961-1979: MG Midget
1962-1974: MGB chrome bumper
1974-1980: MGB rubber bumper
1974-1980: MGB rubber bumper

1967-1969: MGC inline 6 cylinder
1965-1974: MGB GT chrome bumper
1974-1980: MGB GT rubber bumper
1993-1995: MG RV8 (Rover/BMH)
1977: MGB rubber bumper - my car
1980: MGB rubber bumper - my car
1995-2009: MG F/TF (Rover/Nanjing)
1995-2009: MG F/TF (Rover/Nanjing)
2022: MG4 EV Electric (China)
2022: MGZST SUV (China)

MG TA - 1936-1939

MG TB: 1939-1940

MG TC: 1945-1950

MG TD: 1950-1953

MG TF: 1953-1955

MGA Coupe: 1955-1962

MGA: 1955-1962

MGA Twin Cam: 1958-1960

MG Midget: 1961-1974

MG Midget: 1975-1979

MGB chrome bumper: 1962-1974

MGC inline 6: 1967-1969

MGB rubber bumper: 1974-1980

MGB Limited Edition: 1979-1980

My own original 1977 MGB

My own current 1980 MGB

MGB GT chrome bumper: 1962-1974

MGB GT rubber bumper: 1974-1980

MG RV8 1993-1995
Built by British Motor Heritage / Rover
Never imported into the U.S.

MG RV8 1993-1995
Built by British Motor Heritage / Rover
Never imported into the U.S.

MG F/TF: 1995-2009
Built by Rover & later Nanjing
Never imported into the U.S.

MG F/TF: 1995-2009
Built by Rover & later Nanjing
Never imported into the U.S.

2022 MG4 Electric
The new EV from SAIC, China under the MG Marque

2022 MG ZST
The 1.5L gasoline powered MG sold in the Middle East

The models pictured above are by no means a comprehensive list of cars built by the MG Car Company
since its inception. See a webpage with more than 40 models displayed on the Full List of MG Models.

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