This comprehensive Workshop Service Manual for the MG Metro, covering models produced from 1980 to 1990, is a valuable resource for both professional technicians and DIY mechanics. Designed to guide you through routine maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting procedures, this manual provides detailed information on a wide range of components and systems.

It includes clear and concise instructions, accompanied by numerous diagrams and illustrations, to help you understand and perform repairs with confidence. You'll find detailed information on periodic maintenance charts, step-by-step repair instructions, troubleshooting information, and overhaul procedures for various components, including the engine, transmission, braking system, electrical system, and more. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a dedicated car enthusiast, this manual offers the knowledge and guidance you need to keep your MG Metro running smoothly.

The MG Metro, produced from 1980 to 1990, was a revolutionary and iconic supermini car that marked a significant shift in British automotive history. Designed by the renowned British Motor Corporation (BMC) and later developed by British Leyland, the Metro was a radical departure from the traditional, larger British cars of the time. It was an attempt to compete directly with the highly successful small cars from Japan and Europe, such as the Honda Civic and Volkswagen Golf. The Metro's compact size, front-wheel drive layout, and innovative transverse engine configuration allowed for a spacious interior and excellent handling while remaining fuel-efficient. It was also praised for its maneuverability and its sharp, modern styling, which was a departure from the more conservative designs of its predecessors.

The MG Metro, a performance-focused variant introduced in 1982, aimed to capture the spirit of the iconic MG sports cars while retaining the practicality of the standard Metro. It boasted a peppy 1.3-liter engine, tuned for increased power and torque, and featured sporty additions like a lowered suspension, wider wheels, and a distinctive body kit. The MG Metro became a popular choice for enthusiasts who appreciated its affordability, nimble handling, and sporty character. The car's success solidified the Metro as a cultural icon and a symbol of British engineering ingenuity. It ushered in a new era of small, affordable, and fun-to-drive cars, paving the way for the modern supermini segment. Its legacy continues to inspire car enthusiasts today, reminding them of the era when small, nimble cars offered the perfect blend of performance, affordability, and practicality.