MG : MG B
Model Introduction
The MGB, introduced in 1962, was a stylish and affordable British sports car that became one of the best-selling models of its type worldwide. Styled in-house at MG, it featured clean monocoque construction, a lively 1.8-litre B-Series engine, and well-balanced handling that made it popular with both enthusiasts and casual drivers. Offered as a roadster and later a fixed-roof GT designed by Pininfarina, the MGB combined everyday usability with classic open-top motoring appeal, securing its place as a defining icon of the 1960s and 1970s sports car scene.
Magazine Articles
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Giant Test
MGB v Sunbeam Alpine
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Berlinette : Belgium's brawny MGB/GT
The M Jacques Coune MGB Berlinette
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Giant Test
MGB GT v Triumph GT6
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Works Group Four MGB Road Test
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Q-Car
Taurus MGB
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Giant Test
Triumph GT6 v MGB GT
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The B comes out of the gloom
MG B GT V8
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Three of a kind
MGB GT V8
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Giant Test
We match MGB with Triumph TR7, its nearest rival, to see if the B's demise, due in '81, is premature - or five years too late
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Once more with feeling
David Vizard's last MGB engine expose created something of a furure among you, so now he's back with a 150bhp muscle-building course for the old B-Series motor which will resuscitate BL's moribund sports car in no uncertain terms
