MG Y-type

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Detailed specifications and information

NameMG Y-type
Country
Introduced
Region
City
SourceWikidata
ManufacturerMG ( Morris ) Source
Operator
Location
Mass
Height
Width
Length
Retrieved At2026-11-05
Powertrain[ edit ] Source
DimensionsWheelbase: 99-inch (2,500 mm) [ 1 ]; Length: 164-inch (4,200 mm) [ 1 ]; Width: 59-inch (1,500 mm) [ 1 ]; Height: 57 in (1,400 mm) [ 2 ] Source

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Detailed source specifications

SectionLabelValueSource Url
DimensionsWheelbase99-inch (2,500 mm) [ 1 ]Source
DimensionsLength164-inch (4,200 mm) [ 1 ]Source
DimensionsWidth59-inch (1,500 mm) [ 1 ]Source
DimensionsHeight57 in (1,400 mm) [ 2 ]Source
PowertrainEngine1250 cc XPAG I4 , single SU carburettorSource
PowertrainEngine1250 cc XPAG I4 , twin SU carburettorsSource

Contents

FieldValue 1
MG Y-Type—
MG YA—
Overview—
ManufacturerMG ( Morris )
Production1947–1953
AssemblyAbingdon-on-Thames , Berkshire , England
DesignerGerald Palmer
Body and chassis—
Classsports saloon tourer
Dimensions—
Wheelbase99-inch (2,500 mm) [ 1 ]
Length164-inch (4,200 mm) [ 1 ]
Width59-inch (1,500 mm) [ 1 ]
Height57 in (1,400 mm) [ 2 ]
Chronology—
PredecessorMG VA
SuccessorMG ZA Magnette

MG YA (1947–1951)

FieldValue 1
MG YA—
MG YA—
Overview—
Production1947–1951
Body and chassis—
Body style4 door saloon
Powertrain—
Engine1250 cc XPAG I4 , single SU carburettor

MG YT Tourer (1948–1950)

FieldValue 1
MG YT—
Overview—
Production1948–1950
Body and chassis—
Body style4-seat open tourer
Powertrain—
Engine1250 cc XPAG I4 , twin SU carburettors

MG YB (1951–1953)

FieldValue 1
MG YB—
Overview—
Production1951–1953
Body and chassis—
Body style4 door saloon
Powertrain—
Engine1250 cc XPAG I4 , single SU carburettor

Available sourced specifications

ManufacturerBritish Motor Corporation
Last sourced2026-11-05

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