Blatting between overgrown hedgerows, past a village green and a country pub, the little MG seems energised by the sunshine that dapples its polished chrome and British Racing Green coachwork. This ...

Here we have an MGB V8, but it's not one of those factory GTs ... What I do see is a respray in a close approximation of British Racing Green and black paint on all the things that should be ...

“Back in the early 1990s, I bought an MGB for my wife and couldn ... is a fire-breathing road racer with a burly V8 under the bonnet. And the pale green BEE GT is electric, albeit with a ...

The wide-body on today's Nice Price or No Dice MGB-GT hides a whole 'lotta Mustang underneath. That includes a 5.0 and an AOD which should make the car PDQ. Could all that add up to what the ...

It's one of a pair, the Blaze Red MGB GT familiarization car from the 1967 running of the 12 Hours of Sebring, sibling to the British Racing Green example that ran the event in the hands of Paddy ...

Dubbed the V8 LE60, this MGB-based sports car weighs just 2,473 pounds (1,121 kg) and makes 375 hp. Frontline Cars also worked on the chassis to ensure it can handle the power. Classic cars can ...

The MGB GT does have a V-8 in its backstory, of course. Back in '73, the MGB GT V8 was launched. Its 3.5-liter all-aluminum Rover V-8 was derived from a Buick V-8 and soon became a classic ...

Oxfordshire-based MG specialist Frontline is an established player in the sector, and it’s now unveiled two new MGB-based models: a V8-powered LE60 and an electric version called the BEE ...

The 1981 model is one of just five “Special Edition Classic” MGBs and the only one to be fitted with the GT V8 engine ... and reintroduce classic MGB design elements that had been lost ...

Tristan Judge, director of The Market, said: “The level of finish and quality of this car is nothing like any other MGB. It’s more like an Aston Martin. The car is the only GT V8 MGB SEC in existence ...