UK

MG A

MG B

MG TC, TD & TF 1945-1949

MG Y

The brochure refers to the car alternatively as the "One and a Quarter Litre" and the "Four cylinder series Y".

MG Maestro

A sporty version of the Maestro family saloon

MG Magnette

MG is famous for its sports cars, but the saloons have always had a fair following.

Most of them are badge-engineered models from the BMC stables (see Austin, Morris, Riley or Wolseley for similar vehicles).

The MG Magnette ZA was introduced in October 1954. Easily recognisable by the curved chrome moulding on the front wing.

MG Metro

MG Midget

The range started in 1961 with the MK 1, which was also sold as the Austin Healy Sprite Mk 2.

Humber Super Snipe Series I-III 1957-1962

Jaguar S (1963-1968)