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The 81,536 MGs sold last year put the Shanghai-owned manufacturer 10th in the standings for most popular brands of 2024.
Its selection of affordable combustion and electric cars has seen it climb up the order in recent years.
To put its popularity into perspective, more MGs were bought in the UK than Vauxhalls (78,895), Skodas (78,601), Peugeots (68,905), Volvos (66,408), Land Rovers (61,290), Renaults (57,967), Teslas (50,334), Minis (46,975), Seats (36,782), Dacias (31,457) and Hondas (30,636).
Its selection of affordable combustion and electric cars has seen it climb up the order in recent years.
To put its popularity into perspective, more MGs were bought in the UK than Vauxhalls (78,895), Skodas (78,601), Peugeots (68,905), Volvos (66,408), Land Rovers (61,290), Renaults (57,967), Teslas (50,334), Minis (46,975), Seats (36,782), Dacias (31,457) and Hondas (30,636).