MG F/TF production exported breakdown

MG F/TF production exported breakdown was created by Roverlike

Posted 1 year 3 months ago #212935
 

 
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Replied by Cobber on topic MG F/TF production exported breakdown

Posted 1 year 3 months ago #212939
Looking at that list got me wondering  how many if any of the cars that went to Tahiti were Tahiti Blue?
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Posted 1 year 3 months ago #212940
I wonder if that One in Morroco is still running!
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Posted 1 year 3 months ago #212947
Somebody listed Spain AND Canary Islands. Funny, it's the same country.
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Replied by judiths handyman on topic MG F/TF production exported breakdown

Posted 1 year 3 months ago #212952
According to Tim Morris in his book MGF and TF the most popular F was the 120 manual F at 49,274 units.
The most popular TF was the 135 at 24,925 units.
He reckons worldwide the F sold 77,268 and the TF 42,516, 
which just goes to show 83.4% prefer cornflakes for breakfast 
What I find really intriguing is our German cousins liking for them.
Interesting to note that the F was sold at a rate of 11,038 p.a. on average over 7 years.
The TF 14,138 p.a. average when the works went pop.
 

 
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