New MG roadster, how might the MGB look today - pictures

The MGB was one of Britain's best loved sports cars ever.

The MGB recently topped an Auto Express poll to find Britain's most wanted car.

The MGB was built in Abingdon, Oxfordshire until production ended in 1980.

The MGB was perfect for motorsport, and enjoyed success on various rally stages and endurance races.

It's now over 30 years since the last MGB was built.

The MG GE was designed by Phillip Haynes. 

Phillip Haynes' MG GE design has features relating to the Mille Miglia winning-MG K3, driven by George Eyston.

The interior of Phillip Haynes' MG GE design is a modern take on the original MGB.

Designer Sam Such wanted his new MGB to be a traditional roadster.

Sam Such's new MGB design has a long bonnet thanks to a front-engined, rear-wheel-drive layout.

The MG 6R2, designed by Jack Carter, is a track focused car for the road.

Dwayne Graafland designed the MG Horizon concept that most impressed the MG Car Club.

Dwayne Graafland brings MG's motorsport heritage to his MG Horizon concept design.

Dwayne Graafland's MG Horizon concept is designed to be an EV with a clean interior layout.

A gap that feeds air through the grille and out of the top of the bonnet was one of the features of Kerem Sayan's MG roadster design.