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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedMG TF redesign cost just E50m.
Automotive News Europe, February, 2002 by Rechtin, Mark
MG Rover says it spent only E50 million to redesign the MGF roadster into the new MG TF.
While trying hard to save money, MG Rover made some significant changes aimed at increasing the roadster's appeal to male drivers when it goes on sale in March.
The British automaker remade front and rear end treatments, but also restyled seven body panels. MG Rover increased chassis cross-bracing for more rigidity. It altered the engine family's camshaft, throttle-body and exhaust tuning.
But the real story is the replacement of the rear suspension system, which MG Rover executives ...
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