The MG ZR, launched in 2001, was a sporting hot-hatch version of the Rover 25 developed by the newly independent MG Rover Group. With uprated suspension, sporty styling and lively K-series engines, it became one of Britain's best-selling MGs and a favourite of younger enthusiasts. It remained in production until MG Rover collapsed in 2005.
The MG ZR was a sporting hot-hatch reworking of the Rover 25, part of MG Rover's 2001 Z-car range.
25years
3trims
102–156hp range
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3 trims · 2001–2005Hot-hatch derivative of the Rover 25 (2001-2005) with sharpened chassis, body styling and K-series engines, one of MG Rover's most popular and affordable performance cars.