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MG MFG review covering 1995 - 2002
Monday 10 October 2005
‘MG’ is more than just a name; it's a legend. Once upon a time, these two letters were simply another way of describing the British sports car. Today, they do so again.The MGF has returned the marque to prominence in a remarkably short period. Order books are bulging as Rover builds as many of the cars as it can manage, most being the standard 1.8i version.Second-hand examples are still none too plentiful – though they can be found, with the best ones usually at the select group of Rover dealers who hold the MG franchise. Don’t expect too much of a bargain, however. This is one British sports car that deserves to hold its value.
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