This book chronicles the evolution of MG cars from 1965 to 2001, detailing their adaptation to changing market demands and regulations. Eric Dymock, a recognized authority on MG, presents the third volume in the MG Classics series, focusing on a period marked by significant industrial shifts, including the closure of the Abingdon factory and the transition through British Leyland to MG-Rover. The narrative explores how MG, despite resource limitations, managed to innovate and meet global safety and emissions standards with iconic models like the MGB GT, while also incorporating adaptations of mainstream vehicles. The book covers the company's journey from BMC through nationalization and eventual return to private management, highlighting 35 distinct MG models, including record-breakers, rally cars, saloons, and GTs, all presented with comprehensive specifications.

This book is presented as a unique source of facts and figures regarding MG cars from 1965 to 2001, building on Dove Publishing's reputation for accuracy and authenticity in motor books. The detailed specifications and chronicles of speed records and motor sporting successes are highlighted as key features. The narrative aims to provide a comprehensive account of MG's resilience and innovation through periods of industrial change and evolving market demands. The inclusion of 35 distinctive models, from saloons to GTs and rally cars, ensures a thorough reference for enthusiasts.