511 MG ZT-T Estate (2002)
MG ZT-T Estate (2001-05) Engine 1798cc S4
Registration Number BX 02 RGV
MG SET
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The Rover 75 was unveiled to the public at the 1998 Birmingham Motor Show, with deliveries commencing in February 1999 2001 saw the introduction of the Rover 75 Tourer (developed alongside the saloon but never authorised for production by BMW), swiftly followed by the MG ZT and MG ZT-T, more sporting interpretations of the model, differentiated by modified, sporting chassis settings and colour and trim derivatives
The ZT-T was the MG Estate car version, launched alongside its sibling Rover 75 Tourer. They were was designed to offer Rover customers a greater degree of practicality while retaining the 75's sleek looks and high-class image. The tailgate is fitted with a separate opening rear screen, allowing owners to drop items into the boot, without having to lift up the whole door. Once the door is opened, however, the load space is up to 1,480 mm wide and 2,060 mm long. With the seats up there is a competitive 400 to 680 litres of cargo space, and with the seats folded down (in a 60:40 ratio complete with centre load-through hatch) there is 1,222 litres available, making it more of a 'lifestyle' estate than all-out load lugger.
Shot 13:04:2013 at The Pride of Longbridge Rally, Cofton Park, Birmingham REF 90b-511
511 MG ZT-T Estate (2002)
MG ZT-T Estate (2001-05) Engine 1798cc S4
Registration Number BX 02 RGV
MG SET
www.flickr.com/photos/45676495@N05/sets/72157623797586658...
The Rover 75 was unveiled to the public at the 1998 Birmingham Motor Show, with deliveries commencing in February 1999 2001 saw the introduction of the Rover 75 Tourer (developed alongside the saloon but never authorised for production by BMW), swiftly followed by the MG ZT and MG ZT-T, more sporting interpretations of the model, differentiated by modified, sporting chassis settings and colour and trim derivatives
The ZT-T was the MG Estate car version, launched alongside its sibling Rover 75 Tourer. They were was designed to offer Rover customers a greater degree of practicality while retaining the 75's sleek looks and high-class image. The tailgate is fitted with a separate opening rear screen, allowing owners to drop items into the boot, without having to lift up the whole door. Once the door is opened, however, the load space is up to 1,480 mm wide and 2,060 mm long. With the seats up there is a competitive 400 to 680 litres of cargo space, and with the seats folded down (in a 60:40 ratio complete with centre load-through hatch) there is 1,222 litres available, making it more of a 'lifestyle' estate than all-out load lugger.
Shot 13:04:2013 at The Pride of Longbridge Rally, Cofton Park, Birmingham REF 90b-511