But MG didn't stop there, and in 2004, an even more powerful version called XPower SV-R was introduced. With a 385-hp, Roush-tuned version of the Modular in its engine bay, the SV-R could sprint ...

The XPower SV project began in 2001 after MG acquired Italian automaker Qvale, which had been developing the Mangusta. With ...

In 2001 MG unveiled the X80 concept to signal its design direction, but when the production-spec XPower SV was eventually shown to the press in late 2002 it was radically redesigned with the ...

A 2005 MG XPower SV-R 5-Speed, a rare model with only 42 units produced for a single model year, is now up for auction on Bring A Trailer. This particular car is even further rarified, as it’s ...

That car is the MG XPower SV-R, a once-in-a-generation sports car that attracted lots of attention at its genesis, only to be later confined to history by MG’s financial instability at the time.

Currently standing as number one, the 2004 MG XPower SV-R was a limited-production sports car built by Qvale in Italy. It featured a 385 horsepower Ford engine and could accelerate to sixty in 4.9 ...

One of only 42 examples built, this V8-engined MG XPower SV-R is a true piece of British motoring history – and you could own ...

MG XPower SV-R | Spotted It never lived up to its 1,000hp claim, but there's still plenty to love about MG's brutish supercar. By Cam Tait / . Wednesday, 28 September 2022 / Loading comments ...

Retro Progress Report: 2004 MG XPower SV-R vs 2023 MG4 XPower. They may share the same brand badge, but these two don't have that much else in common ...

MG 4 XPower is the first true electric hot hatch, with a huge 320kW from twin motors delivering 0-62mph in 3.8sec, but a low £36,495 starting price. Get all the official ...

Well how about 0.0001265 percent, because of the 33.2 million cars on the road in Britain, just 42 of them are MG XPower SV-Rs like the one above.