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The MGF is temperamental, hard to work on and it's "on the limit" handling is profoundly unpredictable. Arse first into trees is disturbingly possible!
The head gasket deficiency can be dealt with permanently (if not cheaply) and if you don't mind welding, which, lets face it none of us do or we wouldn't have Dollies, then it's not a bad car, not brilliant , but not bad. But my £1000 Saab Turbo HOT convertible will show it a clean pair of heels, has a power hood, no rot issues and much more predictable handling (understeer and more understeer)
If you really MUST buy an MGF however, now is definitely the time, they'll never be any cheaper.
Steve
Oh, I quite like MX5s too, but early ones do rot rather badly hence the number of them donating their engines to Dollies and their seats to - well everything really.
Yeah, but you have three marks and tons to choose from. Not to mention the cheap price.
I have to admit a smart roadster always tempted me, but too pricey. Saying that Spitfires seem to be at the 6-8K mark now.