When we came up with the original list of cars for this test, the MG TC wasn’t on it. Not that the MG isn’t significant. It debuted around the same time as this magazine. Legions of TCs crossed the ...

Do you love the cheerful character of the evergreen MG TC, but maybe not the 54-hp output of its 1,250-cc, XPAG OHV four-cylinder? If so, then this might be just the TC for you. This 1949 MG TC boasts ...

Experts may argue whether it really was the MG TC that lit America’s fire for imported sports cars. After all, few TCs were sold here, compared to the substantial number of TDs that followed. But this ...

MG is back in the sports car business this year thanks to the launch of the Cyberster electric roadster. But the fact that it’s electric and made in China, rather than in the classic Abingdon factory ...

As the story goes, it was United States GIs, stationed in Great Britain during World War II, who first fell in love with the MG marque. There they saw, drove and were smitten by the MG T-Series ...

August 20, 2008 The inaugural Barrett-Jackson three day Collector Car Event gets underway in Las Vegas on October 15 and one of the highlights to cross the block will be this 100 hp, 4-cylinder, 1949 ...

The 1946-49 MG TC was a lovely, fragile thing, its spidery 19-inch wire wheels picturesquely cambered on its solid front axle, its pert rear end alluringly underslung. But its ride was unforgiving, ...

A group of British classic car enthusiasts, the TC Motoring Guild, recreated their club's first ride from 1955. The group gathered their 1940s-era MG TC roadsters in Apple Valley to mirror a photo ...