MG

A garage in Oxford and a simple idea. Make regular cars more fun. That is where MG begins. In 1924, William Morris ran a car business called Morris Garages in Oxford. He sold cars, fixed them, did all the usual things dealers do. But the people working for him, especially a manager named Cecil Kimber, started experimenting. They took ordinary Morris cars and changed things. Lower bodies. Sportier looks. Lighter frames. Nothing too dramatic, just enough to make the cars feel different. More alive. People noticed. The cars got a nickname from the garage's initials. MG. Soon it was not just a nickname anymore. It was a brand. Through the 1930s, MG built tiny two-seaters that handled like dream. They were not the fastest things on the road. But they were light, balanced, and made drivers smile. Ra... More