T he MGA was one of the models that helped popularize British sports cars in the United States during the 1950s. It was among a cadre of similar models, such as the Triumph TR4 and somewhat more ...

America fell in love with the MGA.Of the 101,000 cars that rolled off the MG assembly line in Abingdon, England, between late 1955 and July 1962, more than 81,000 were shipped to the U.S.

After buying the MGA, it sat for a couple of years. The bulk of the work Marisa and her dad did on the car occurred from the time she was 14 to 18, or basically her high school years, 1998-2002 at ...

The MGA was designed as a sports car that was to replace the MG TF 1500 Midget and give the people living in the 1950s something they all desired: a well-built four-wheeler, sporting a powerful ...

It’s connected to a Mazda-sourced five-speed manual transmission, which enables the 1,797 lb (815 kg) car to accelerate from 0-60 mph (0-96 km/h) in 4.8 seconds, before hitting a top speed of ...

It might be British B road perfection. Only 70 years in the making. Welcome to the MGA, lovingly restored and reworked by Frontline Cars of Oxfordshire. Nestled down a sleepy lane in a building ...

This time around it was an even tougher choice, but I'm going with another British car, a 1959 MGA Twin Cam that was used as a race car in the early 1960s and is being offered by the original ...

1961 MGA 1600 Coupe is a barn-find, having been dug up in 2012, purchased by a fan, and restored with about £10,000 ... British car manufacturing is defined by the few, ...

These are such individual cars, and you could lavish one in options or keep it stripped out for high-days and hillclimbs. Let’s be frank: £140k plus tax and donor car for an MGA is a 0 per cent ...