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MG SA

Exhibited at the 1935 London Show, it was 1936 before buyers could get their hands on MG's great saloon. A straight six engine of 2.3-litres powered the SA, but a 2.6litre WA was later available to compete against the SS ('Jaguar') cars. A smaller 1½litre VA was also produced, but these large MG saloons did not return after the War.

MG SA saloon. Exhibited at the 1935 London Show, it was 1936 before buyers could get their hands on MG's great saloon. A straight six engine of 2.3-litres powered the SA, but a 2.6litre WA was later available.	MG SA 1938	MG SA Saloon 1938. Launched in 1935, the SA was MG's biggest saloon, although the 1935 2.6-litre WA was slightly bigger.	MG SA Saloon 1938. Sixteen feet long ensured plenty of space for luggage and people, but the SA was also expected to be enjoyed by an owner-driver rather than given to a chauffeur.. Very similar bodywork was also offered on the VA and later WA.
MG SA Saloon. Cecil Kimber commissioned Mulliners to design this beautiful saloon coachwork. Tickfords produced a Drophead Coupe and a 2-door convertible by Charlesworth.	MG SA Saloon. Even the boot was large in the SA, and the spare wheen fitted into the bootlid.	MG V-Type

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