Morris Garages or MG Motor is one of the names which instantly rekindles romance for classic cars whenever uttered. With a rich heritage in motorsport and classic cars, MG Motor is all set to enter India as a modern, 21st century brand in 2019 and has officially started operations in India. But delving a little into the classic car scene in India, we found out that there are over 400 MG classic cars with various owners in India. And keeping this in mind, MG Motor India has officially launched the MGCC or the MG Car Club. Found by the MG factory in 1930 in the UK, if you are an MG car owner, be it modern or classic, you are entitled to become a member of the MGCC. Since MG hasn't started selling its modern line-up in India yet, if you are an MG classic car owner in the country, you still get to be a member of the MGCC.
MG regards this as an important base of enthusiasts and in a bid to familiarise MG with Indian customers, the MG Motor India organised get-together for these owners as they try and get more and more people to know about the brand and the legacy of MG Motor in the country.
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(MG TC)The MGCC or MG Car Club in India, could work as a close-knit community of sorts where vintage MG car owners can come together, exchange notes, spares for old cars or just come together for a bit of banter and share stories. MG Motor India has already got in touch with quite a few owners and has set up a Facebook page as a space where they can connect online and also register with the company. MG Motor India too will organise a host of experiential events for MG classic car owners.
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(MG Classic Cars lined at the meet and greet event)On the other hand, the company has already inaugurated its facility at Halol, Gujarat which was earlier owned by General Motors. The company will have an annual capacity of 80,000 units per annum and will start its product offensive in India by launching an SUV first, probably in the first half of 2019.
