On this episode of the MG Car Club Podcast, we look over the recent position statement from the FBHVC regarding the ban on the sale of internal combustion engine powered cars in 2030, plus examine the headline results of the National Historic Vehicle Survey. Plus we talk to Roger King, Chairman of the MG Car Club Midland Centre as we delve into the history behind the oldest of the Centres in the MG Car Club.Adam explains why it is so important to ensure your car details are kept up to date on your membership records. 

Also we announce a new podcast shop and take a look at the latest fresh merchandise from the MG Midget Register.

On this episode of the MG Car Club Podcast, we chat to Classic Car Weekly Editor, David Simister. Hear us talk about the classic car world’s apparent strength during COVID, David’s passion for his MGB and being a new Dad during a pandemic!
Plus, Adam updates us on news from MG around the world, with the MG5 announced for the emerging Australian market. Plus, we share your messages and un-cover a fascinating article by Cecil Kimber detailing his very candid thoughts on the UK motorsport industry.

Also we announce a new podcast shop and take a look at the latest fresh merchandise from the MGB Register.

On this episode of the MG Car Club Podcast, we are entering UK Lockdown MK2 so thought it would be an ideal opportunity to pick our favourite MK2s from MG’s history - and the results are not what you might expect! Plus, from the MG Car Club’s oldest Centre , Neil Lock joins us to talk about that area’s amazing history and MGs in trials.

New MGs arrive in Ireland, we reminisce on not being at the NEC Classic Motor Show this year and Adam digs out something from the Kimber House archives in relation to World War 2 ahead of Remembrance Sunday.

If you are struggling for inspiration with your Christmas shopping, then we might have a few great ideas for that as well!

On this episode we speak to Editor of Practical Classics Magazine, Danny Hopkins as the popular magazine celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. Danny is a serial MG owner as well as being a great supporter of the MG Car Club. He also shares his very heartfelt memories of meeting Don Hayter and also the day he bought Lord Montagu's MGB!

Plus, Wayne and Adam discuss MGs in trialling such as the Kimber Classic Trial run by the club's South - West Centre. We announce that MG has launched in Mexico and also Adam finds an early invite for the press to test the Twin - Cam MGA.

On this episode we speak to Kieran Line from Scenic Car Tours about some of the tours, adventures and driving holidays on offer through the MG Car Club.

Kieran gives us the latest on travelling in the post-COVID world and how he expects the travel industry to be affected by Brexit.

Plus, Adam and Wayne discuss a new rival to MG's electric car offering - the Dacia Spring. The MG Midget is discussed ahead of its 60th anniversary and have you noticed just how many adverts for MGs on the TV now?

On this week’s podcast, join us for our special tribute to Don Hayter, the designer of the MGB. Wayne and Adam look back at his life before Motoring Journalist and TV writer, John Lakey shares his very intimate memories of interviewing Don over the years.

Also, we review the MG Social event held at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon to celebrate 90 years of the MG Car Club. Plus, we debate whether electric conversions for classic MGs have a place in the future.

On this episode of the MG Car Club Podcast we continue our fascinating conversation with Former Chief Quality Engineer at MG, Michael Allison. Michael has been driving Triple M type MGs since 1957 and so is the very best person to give us advice on how to buy, drive and own one of the Triple M cars.

Also, we dig out of the Kimber House archives the words originally written by the daughter of Cecil Kimber for the 70th anniversary, twenty years ago. Plus we examine MGs continual record breaking sales and discuss the 90th anniversary of the MG Car Club.

On this episode of the MG Car Club Podcast, we have a truly fascinating insight into the heyday of MG production in the 1960s from the Former Chief Quality Engineer at that time, Michael Allison. Michael has been a life-long MG fan and also founded the Triple M Register within the MG Car Club. Here, he talks about what it was like to work at MG under John Thornley, the changes he saw during the transition to British Leyland and some memories of his own MGs and the early days of the Triple M Register.

Also, Wayne Scott has been to his first show of the year, hear how that went and Adam describes what the line up of cars from MG looks like at the Beijing Motor Show this week.

Plus, from the Kimber House archives, an amusing guide to piston removal!

On this episode of the MG Car Club Podcast, we celebrate one of the most numerous and best-loved MGs in the MG Car Club line up, the MGF. This is Episode 25 of the MG Car Club Podcast, so it seemed fitting to look at the model that is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year including tips from Nigel May, from the MGF Register on buying one for the first time.

Also, we have news of new MG models in the electric and hybrid market, we discuss the cancellation of the NEC Classic Motor Show and explore the latest from the club shop.

Plus, Adam has found a curious vinyl record (LP) in the Kimber House archives, we we take a little listen!

On this episode of the MG Car Club Podcast, we quiz Classic Car Buyer newspaper’s News Editor, Jeff Ruggles on the state of the current classic car market.

Plus, we look back on the formation of the MGC Register within the MG Car Club. Wayne and Adam explore the story of the MGC and how the MG Car Club moved to support owners of the much maligned model in 1975. Plus, we look at the impact that the current COVID-19 restrictions are having on the club’s activities and answer your messages and questions.