MG - Other Models (1961)

The classic MG Other Models lineup continues to capture the hearts of vintage‑car enthusiasts around the world. Whether you’re eyeing a 1961 MG Landmaster or a 1970 MG R series, the MG Other Models price can vary widely based on mileage, restoration level, and regional demand. In the early 1960s, the base price for a newly built MG in the UK might have ranged from £300 to £400, whereas today collectors often pay anywhere from a few thousand to tens of thousands of pounds for a pristine example. If you’re wondering specifically about the MG Other Models 1961 price or the current market value of a used MG, this overview will guide you through the essential details, depreciation expectations, and how these iconic cars stack up against their contemporaries.

• Model year: 1961–1985 (typical MG Other Models range)
• Engine: 2.4‑L inline‑4 (push‑rod), 82 hp (original), 102 hp (later 1960s updates)
• Transmission: 4‑speed or 5‑speed manual (non‑synchromesh early years; sprung via CVH)
• Fuel type: Petrol, 92 octane (standard
• Carburetor: Solex 1900B or Dellorto 2T (depending on caps)
• Power (peak): 30 bhp per 1000 cc (early models) up to 65 bhp for the later MG V8
• Top speed: 82–90 mph (standard MG Junior), 90–103 mph (MG K, G, L series), 130 mph (MG V8)
• Brake system: Entirely mechanical until 1970s, then flanged front disc brakes on Gran Turismo models
• Wheelbase: 92–97 inches (depending on sub‑model)
• Length: 140–145 inches (around 3 m)
• Width: 63–68 inches
• Height: 48–52 inches (corresponding to Class C sedan)
• Weight: 2,400–2,800 lb (1,100–1,300 kg) empty
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