The MG F and MG TF are mid-engined, rear wheel drive roadster cars that were sold under the MG marque by three manufacturers between 1995 and 2011.

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The MGF was the first all-new MG roadster since the arrival of the 'B in 1962. It also scored a notable production first for being mid-engined (the ADO21 and MG EX-E were also mid-engined, but didn't get near to going on sale).

Aug 7, 2020 · Fun, practical, economical, usually reliable and the best-value mid-engined sports car on the market, the MGF has quietly reached 25 years of age without most collectors giving it a second glance. Yet the Lotus Elise, which shares its powerplant and layout in a more focused (but less practical) package, is soaring in value.

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Here is a detailed model review and buying guide for the MGF and TF. Here are some resources to help you decide if an MGF or TF is the car for you. Run by dedicated and friendly MG enthusiasts, we are here to help you get the most out of owning your MG.

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After the MG RV8's limited production run as a relaunch of the highly successful and iconic MG B, the MGF was the Rover's Group (then owned by BMW) bet to compete in the small sports roadster market against the Mazda MX5 and the Lotus Elan.

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Built 1995 – 2002 / facelift 1999 / production end 2002 with 77,269 MGF cars produced. Introduced in 1995 to worldwide acclaim, the MGF car heralded the return of MG to volume two-seat sports car production that the marque vacated with the close of Abingdon in October 1980.