MG was founded in 1920 by Cecil Kimber and M.G. A British car brand. The British sports car maker Car Company Limited made the label known. MG also manufactured saloons and coupés, with machines up to three litres in scale, which are best-known for its two-seater sports cars. The name now belongs to SAIC Motor Company Limited, a Chinese automotive giant.
The source of MG automobiles was Morris Garages, an Oxford retail and repair centre belonging to William Morris, a sales marketing sideline from the 1920s. The manager of the firm, Cecil Kimber, changed Morris Oxfords’ regular production and added MG Super Sports to the plate on the car’s nose. An independent M.G. In July 1930 Car Company Limited was established. Morris’ own property remained until 1 July 1935 when it was sold by Morris Motors Limited, his holding firm.