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MG - Midget (1972)

The MG Midget is one of the most iconic British sports cars, known for its distinctive style and spirited performance. When it first hit the road in 1955, it captured the imagination of car enthusiasts worldwide. Fast forward to the present day, and the MG Midget 1972 price continues to attract collectors and drivers who appreciate its classic charm. While the exact figure depends on factors such as condition, mileage, and geographical market, understanding the MG Midget price landscape is essential for anyone looking to buy, sell, or simply evaluate the value of this legendary vehicle.

  • Engine: 1.3 L 90 hp 4‑cyl, front‑mounted four‑stroke
  • Transmission: 4‑speed manual, with the option for a 3‑speed if fitted in earlier models
  • Fuel Type: Petrol
  • Power to Weight: 90 hp / 2.5 t (2.6 kt/h); acceleration 0‑50 kph in ~7.0 s
  • Dimensions: Length 4.15 m / Width 1.48 m / Height 1.40 m
  • Wheelbase: 2.15 m
  • Boot Capacity: 120 L (141 L with seats folded)
  • Weight: 708 kg (crash‑tested above 650 kg)
  • Top Speed: 128 kph (80 mph)
  • Color Options (1972): Green, Cream, Red, Nappa (premium leather)

Depreciation Insight

When discussing MG Midget depreciation, it is important to recognize that classic cars often follow a different value trajectory than modern vehicles. Suppose you acquire a fair condition 1972 MG Midget: typical industry observations suggest it will lose roughly 15–20 % of its purchase value during the first year, largely due to immediate market adjustments and initial wear. In the subsequent 1–3 years, the decline usually stabilizes to about 5–10 % annually, assuming the car is well maintained. By the fifth year, a well‑preserved MG Midget may still retain 60–70 % of its original value, especially if it has seen limited mileage and retains original parts. These figures are approximations and should be used as a guideline rather than a definitive forecast.

What is a 1972 MG Midget worth?

Answering the classic collector’s question – what is a 1972 MG Midget worth? – hinges on several variables: overall condition (original versus restored), mileage, originality of components, cosmetic preservation, and the prevailing collector market. In the United Kingdom


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