MG was once one of the most popular sports car brands in the world, but went into decline with the British car industry in the 1970s and '80s. After struggling for survival for many years, the iconic brand has been taken over by the Chinese SAIC Motor Corporation, one of China's largest car producers. It now is one of the most popular brands in Australia, having re-launched in 2013.
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New record setting hybrid travelled more than 2200km before needing to refuel: Chinese plug-in hybrid from the same company that builds MGs sets new Guinness World Record
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New Chinese car hit with three star safety rating: 2025 MG MG3 petrol and hybrid small hatchback gets three star ANCAP score in blow for Toyota Yaris and Mazda2 rival
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MG won't follow in Toyota's footsteps and go hybrid and electric only in Australia
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