In 2002, the British carmaker Rover introduced a facelifted version for its little roadster TF, sold under the MG brand. The classic British roadster used to feature front engines and rear-wheel drive. But the MG TF was not a classic vehicle. It was more like a modern interpretation of the roadster concept. It featured a mid-engine and rear-wheel drive system. After a troubling experience wit...
full description and technical specificationsLaunched as part of GM's statement of having gotten back into business in 1992 and the success registered by parent company BMW's Z3 model, the F model was one fats car. The car came with a choice of two engines displacing 1.8 L and delivering power outputs of 118 hp, for the regular K-Series 16V engine and 145 hp for the VVC version respectively. Besides the fortunate mix of performa...
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