Events : MGB’s 50th will be celebrated in style
Trilogy of Events Unveiled to Celebrate The 50th Birthday of the MGB Britain’s favourite sports car will enjoy a 50th birthday bash to remember in 2012 with a trilogy of […]
Trilogy of Events Unveiled to Celebrate The 50th Birthday of the MGB Britain’s favourite sports car will enjoy a 50th birthday bash to remember in 2012 with a trilogy of […]
Mike Humble takes another sideways look at cars which once littered the streets up and down the land. This one, on paper, had little going for it – it was […]
Well the Rover 75 has been residing at Swiss Towers for one month and also has been pretty much in everyday usage. Has it been sweetness and light or otherwise? […]
Keith Adams It’s 2004, and MG Rover sales are nosediving. The company’s image was being pulled through the mud following the Phoenix 4’s self-inflicted pension crisis, and buyers have lost […]
Steven Ward This is a book which came to me via recommendation as I’m no fan of American Iron. It is also largely about that unacceptable face of Capitalism that […]
As the old saying goes, there’s nowt so queer as folk. Spend any time in the motor trade or public sector, you soon find out… the names have been changed […]
Mike Humble shares a story of working at the sharp end of the motor trade. This one cost someone his job, but gained a sale and gave everyone else a good lesson! All […]
Keith Adams reckons the latest installment of the eternal soap opera is turning into a nightmare. It’s that time of the month again. The moment that MG Motor UK executives […]
Working on the proviso that prevention is better than the cure, Mike Humble spends some quality time with the 75 while also putting right some of the wrongs… she’s looking […]
Robert Leitch pays tribute to the iconic Longbridge Flight Shed, a building that proved central to ‘The Austin’s’ war effort, before having a leading role in the company’s subsequent history. […]
Keith Adams The Ford Escort MkIII, codenamed Project Erica, was a massive step forward for its maker. And Ford was keen for potential customers to be aware of its front-wheel […]
Keith Adams MG Motor UK opened its doors to ex-Longbridge workers and managers and invited them to share their memories of time worked at the iconic works based on Low […]
Mike Humble takes a sideways look at one of the sheds that littered the highways and by-ways of the UK. The Montego might have been a little tired by 1989, […]
The very last MGB made, which rolled off the MG Car Company’s Abingdon production line on 23 October 1980, made a dramatic return to its home town. The property of […]
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