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MG TF Continues To Be UK's best-selling sports car
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The UK's best-selling sports car - the MG TF - is now smoother riding and even better equipped for all-round driving performance and pleasure. Revised suspension calibration ensures a more compliant ride and improved handling. The TF's appeal gets a step up for 2005 and now includes a heated glass rear window, new alloy wheels and a more stylish interior. |
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"Owners love their MG TFs for their style and everyday versatility, so for 2005 we have improved both. The ride is more compliant and we have made the handling responses more progressive on challenging roads," says Rob Oldaker, MG Rover's Product Development director. "The heated glass rear window will make the TF an easier car to live with, particularly in winter and once inside I am confident owners will like the changes we have made to the interior."
One of the key improvements to the 2005 MY TF specification is the new heated glass rear screen. It provides improved rear vision in all weathers and greater security.
TF 135 and 120 Stepspeed CVT automatic models are now distinguished with attractive new V-spoke 15" alloy wheels, and 115 models feature the 15" square spoke design. The performance flagship 160 models retains the attractive 16" 11-spoke design.
(Feb 8, 2005)
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