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MG ZT review covering 2001 - 2005
Wednesday 12 October 2005
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that many in the motoring industry greeted the MG ZT range with huge scepticism. Turn a Rover 75 that ‘wheeled Werther’s Original’ into something that would do credit to the MG badge? Do us a favour! Knives were sharpened in advance; hatchet jobs were planned describing how MG Rover were milking the last vestiges of credibility from the MG marque. Journalists drove the car. Big helpings of humble pie were subsequently eaten.The MG ZT is a class act, a car that feels as if it should retail another £5,000 dearer. There’s a bulletproof aura to it whichever model you choose. With used examples now starting to appear in steady numbers it’s possible to buy into this hefty hunk of Britishness at bargain prices. Here’s how.
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