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MG XPower SV : 2003
Carbon fibre bodywork a quarter the weight of its steel equivalent. Race bred suspension and handling. The SV truly is the ultimate MG.
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| MSRP | Engine | HP | Manufactured |
| n/a | 4.6-litre, v8 | 320.0 | n/a |
The MG XPower SV is the latest offering from MG. With V8 power and carbon fibre bodywork allied to a race-bred chassis the SV catapults MG into competition with the world's finest performance car manufacturers.
With an unmistakable V8 burble and a look like nothing else on the road, the SV is certainly going to receive plenty of attention. Legendary British designer Peter Stevens, who worked on the McLaren F1, was in charge of the SV's development so there's no doubt that this will be a car to set new standards.
Rear-wheel drive, of course, and with suspension honed by the best in the business, the SV offers a whole new driving experience. It's a race car built for the road: The ultimate MG.
-Weight lb (kg) :: 3394 (1540)
-Acceleration 0-62 mph s :: 5.4
-Top Speed mph (km/h) :: 165 (254)
-Torque lb-ft (Nm) at RPM :: 302 (410) / 4750
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