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THE BEST TOOL FOR ALL YOUR MG PART FINDING NEEDS

We think we have created the best MG part finding tool in the UK. It is the only place you need when searching for your MG spares and parts. For more than a decade we have been building an unprecedented network of MG breakers and specialists, whose knowledge and experience would be hard to surpass. They have dealt with MG parts enquiries both large and small, from small items like pieces of trim, right through to larger items like a complete MG chassis. Our simple system and FREE service are just icing on the cake of what we believe is the UK’s number 1 one stop MG parts finding shop.

MG’s rocky history has meant parts can be difficult to source for certain models, but thankfully our network has all the right contacts to find your MG parts .PartsGateway’s website cannot only save you time, but can save you money and hassle. We do away with the need for scouring through classifieds, and spending hours on the phone speaking to breakers to find your MG parts.

History In Every Nut

Originally MG was a very successful car brand, known mainly for the 2-seater sports cars they produced. With the exception of WWII, the MG brand was in constant use right up until 1980. Apart from a couple of low volume models which were basically tuned up versions of existing models such as the Montego, the MG badge didn’t feature prominently again until 1995, which saw the release of the MG F Roadster.

MG Enters A Chinese Era

After going bankrupt in 2005, MG was purchased by Nanjing Automobile, who two years later were bought out by Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC). SAIC have produced the first new MG models for more than 15 years, the MG3 and MG6. Both are primarily manufactured in China, although SAIC do utilise the historic Longbridge plant to assemble the cars for the UK market. Since its release in 2011 the MG6 has been well received, although still only sells in relatively small numbers in the UK.