MG

By: David Knowles . Description In the wake of the demise of the MG Midget and MGB, there seemed little prospect for the MG badge beyond being used as a kind of GT1' badge for various Austins and RoverscHowever, thanks to the determination of a few...

By: David Knowles . There are a few names in the motoring world that stand head and shoulders above all others in the affections of the public; without doubt MG is one of them. But this much- loved marque has seen more ups and downs than most — the...

By: Graham Robson . ( MERCIAN REPRINT ) Each of these three models has its niche in motoring history. All have that indefinable quality-character. Graham Robson believes they were the most exciting modern MGs and that, hitherto, full justice has not...

By: John Price Williams . This new book is the definitive study, for the author has gone back to factory records and to the people who worked on the car in the 'fifties, to find out how it was conceived, manufactured and marketed. Here is the real story...

By: Richard L. Knudson . MG established its winning reputation through competition. In 1925, Cecil Kimber set out to build sports cars and knowing that racing and competition had to be a prime focus. This epic story by author and historian on MGs,...

slight damage to dust jacket, see photos, the book is intact. By: Paddy Hopkirk . ARGUABLY THE most popular British sports car ever built, the MGB has competed in every form of motor sport, from its launch in 1962 to the present day. Much has previously...