I see in the news that production of MG cars has restarted. My question is are they flogging a dead horse?

Question

I see in the news that production of MG cars has restarted. My question is are they flogging a dead horse?

Answer 1

Maybe MG cars are more fuel efficient than others available on the market.

Answer 2

They bought the name, when it's released it will be a 2008-09 and probably a good if not great car.

Answer 3

I think that they will be flogging a dead horse as the resale values will be highly suspect.

Answer 4

MG will sell a lot of cars, but they were built very cheaply in the past.

Answer 5

Depends upon what they have in the pipeline for if they can produce something special at the right price they could do very well. I owned a TF 160 until Rover/MG went bust and have to admit I enjoyed the experience.

Answer 6

No but they will be flogging c**p cars.

Answer 7

l would think so, as the last series were a bit of a disaster. Might be similar to when British Leyland introduced the "TR7"...........Think that speaks for itself!

Answer 8

MG keeps coming back. Well, it's just a name you know. An MG is not some magical experience. There is no soul and absolutely nothing unique about them these days. While it may even be a nice car....who cares? They are just to weak of a company to support. The truth is, it was always a funky company that happened to make a few fun to drive cars at a time when that was rare.