MG insurance quotes and insurance groups

Insurance group ratings take into account performance, security, damage and parts costs, new car values, availability of body shells and repair costs and times. What you'll typically find is that cars in lower insurance groups cost less to insure, whilst cars in higher insurance groups attract a higher premium - usually because they are high performance models or have high repair or replacement costs.

Since the creation of the MG brand over 80 years ago it has become a firm favourite with driving enthusiasts appreciative of two seat open top sports cars. One of the trademark models that helped MG gain its fan base was the MG Midget. Produced in different variations for 50 years the MG Midget typified the MG brand.

However the MG brand has experienced a turbulent life changing ownership many times and between the years of 1982 and 1991 the MG brand was no longer used on two seat sports cars but on the premier versions of Austin Rover’s Metro, Maestro and Montego models.

In 1995, the MG brand sprang back into life with the MG F two seater roadster. This proved to be extremely popular with the British public and sold well for 10 years before MG Rover went into receivership. In 2007 the MG TF bounced back after the MG brand was purchased by a Chinese company, Nanjing Automobile. The MG TF is still on sale today however the MG brand is now owned by SAIC (Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation).