A preview of the classic range in thirty years' time
The other day, I walked past the window of a used car dealer who, surprisingly, had a veritable classic car, an MG TF, on display alongside the mostly newer vehicles. Next to it was a BMW Z3, a Tesla Roadster and a Ferrari Mondial Cabriolet.
In twenty or thirty years' time, around the year 2035 or so, this display would certainly look good at a classic car dealer, if the BMW and the Tesla make it to that point. As an early post-war classic, the TF will probably already be one of the "extremely old" cars by then, which will probably only be of interest to a select group of enthusiasts, similar to vehicles from the 1890 to 1910 era today ...
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