MG founder Cecil Kimber’s first mass-produced sports car was the 1928 M-Type Midget, an 847cc, four-cylinder two-seater based ...

Don't worry, dear reader – I'm aware that the car above isn't an MX-5. But having taken the MG Cyberster for a spin ... Here – in super sport mode – you'll find the kind of acceleration ...

a beautiful wooden steering wheel from Nardi and a large trunk area bigger than any modern sports car of this size. The dashboard and driver controls look much like those of an original MGB GT ...

The second reason MG’s Piccadilly dealer makes sense is its new electric sports car, called the Cyberster. I’ll come back to the name later, but for now this thing needs celebrating.

With the old Morris Garages MG having a rich history of sports cars, any flagship performance car from the new MG will have a large weight of expectation placed upon it, because not only will it ...