Irate MG enthusiasts bombarded the Nev Filter’s switchboard yesterday to complain about the less-than-reverential coverage of the launch of the exciting new MG6, pointing out that the car-shaped blob is in fact a worthy inheritor of the racy, high-performance reputation of a proud British marque of champions.
The Nev Filter would like to apologise for any inaccuracies in yesterday’s report, and is happy to present a nostalgic pictorial tribute to MG’s illustrious heritage.
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1984: The tyre-scorching MG Montego came with a factory-fitted 'Turbo' transfer |
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1983: The sleek lines of the MG Maestro included a go-faster stripe as standard equipment |
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1964: The powerful MG 1300 left Ferrari engineers scratching their heads in amazement |
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1948: The muscular MG Arab III turned heads in the high street with its sporty wire wheels |
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