MG Mg Tf

The MG TF is a mid-engined, rear wheel drive roadster car which was sold under the MG marque by 3 manufacturers between 1995 and 2011.

MG Rover entered management in 2005, resulting in the production of the MG TF model ceasing. The remains of the MG Rover business were sold to Nanjing Automobile and in 2007, the MG TF's production resumed under the Nanjing owned MG Motor. The model, by then heavily outdated, was not a sales success and production ceased for a 2nd and final time in 2011.

The MG TF was released in 2002, named after the MG TF Midget of the 1950s. Based upon the MG F platform, but heavily redesigned and reengineered, the most significant mechanical updates were the abandonment of Hydragas suspension in favour of conventional coil springs, the new design of the air induction system that along with new camshafts produces more power than in MG F engines, and the torsional stiffness of the body increased by 20%.

Various cosmetic changes include a revised grille, redesigned front headlights, bumpers, side air-intake grills, rear boot, etc. In April 2005, production was suspended when MG Rover collapsed. From 2002 to 2003, 9,249 MG TFs were built.