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2004 MG ZR TD review. Image by James Jenkins.

2004 MG ZR TD review
Diesel continues to ingrain itself in the motorist psyche; its appeal has stretched far beyond mini-cabbers and farmers and has now reached the opposite end of the motoring spectrum: the enthusiast.
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MG ZT 260 review. Image by Shane O' Donoghue.

MG ZT 260 review
2004 MG ZT 260
There are many fine front-wheel drive cars that appeal to the more demanding driver, but, and this is a big but: the best driver's cars are still powered by the rear wheels only.
2003 MG ZR Express review. Image by Shane O' Donoghue.

2003 MG ZR Express review
2003 MG ZR Express
The van: a seemingly humble device for the transportation of goods from one location to another. They are not traditionally considered to be fast or fun. In recent times things may have changed as far as pre conceptions go with a regard to a lack of speed; how many times have you moved over to let a hard charging Mercedes Sprinter van through?
MG ZS 180 review. Image by Mark Sims.

MG ZS 180 review
2003 MG ZS 180 (brief drive)
When young lads start lusting after what's basically a re-bodied and re-engineered Rover 45, it's obviously something special. It is no exaggeration to claim that the MG ZS 180 was the biggest surprise of the lot when the new range was launched in summer 2001.
MG's ZT 190 - a driver's sports saloon. Image by Mark Sims.

MG's ZT 190 - a driver's sports saloon
2001 MG ZT 190
If you read our review of the Rover 75 1.8T, you will know that we are quite impressed by Rover's ability to compete with the much larger companies in the mid-range executive saloon market. However, the idea of slapping a body kit and an MG badge on it and trying to flog it as an enthusiast's car had even the least cynical journalists raising their eyebrows and making "yeah right" noises.
MG ZR 160 road test. Image by Mark Sims.

MG ZR 160 road test
2001 MG ZR 160
At the time of the MG ZR160 test-drive, Brazil was responsible for kicking England out of the 2002 World Cup. I don't know if this was on Mark Sims' mind as he photographed the yellow hot hatch on a background of green, but we thought we better hold the story back until the emotions had subsided a little...

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