MG Coloring Pages

Free MG Coloring Pages: 15 printable PDF designs spanning the British automaker’s history, from classic roadsters to modern SUVs and electric models. Every page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser, with no account required.

MG was founded in 1924 in Oxford, England, as an offshoot of Morris Garages, a car dealership owned by William Morris. General manager Cecil Kimber began modifying standard Morris cars into sportier versions, and the brand’s name, MG, comes directly from those two words, Morris Garages. After decades under British ownership through Morris Motors, the British Motor Corporation, and later British Leyland and Rover Group, MG passed to China’s Nanjing Automobile in 2005, which merged with SAIC Motor in 2007. Today, MG is headquartered in London and focuses heavily on SUVs and electric vehicles, a significant shift from its roots as a maker of lightweight sports roadsters.

With 15 pages ranging from 1950s roadsters to a Group B rally car and today’s electric hatchbacks, the set works well as a rough tour of MG’s century-long history.

What Is Inside This Collection

The 15 pages are grouped by era and body style, from classic roadsters through modern SUVs and electric models.

Classic and Vintage Models

Five pages cover MG’s earlier decades, including the MGA Roadster from 1955, the TF and TF 1500, and the Midget Cabriolet, reflecting the lightweight, open-top sports cars that first built the brand’s reputation.

Modern SUVs and Crossovers

Four pages feature MG’s current SUV lineup, including the Hector, RX5, ZS, and X80, part of the brand’s shift toward family-oriented vehicles under Chinese ownership.

Modern Sedans and Electric Models

Four pages cover MG’s more recent sedans and electric vehicles, including the MG6, MG5, ZT Sedan, and the MG 4 EV, one of the brand’s newer fully electric models.

Rally and Generic Designs

The remaining two pages include the MG Metro 6R4, a Group B rally car from the 1980s, and a generic MG-badged design.

What MG Coloring Pages Do

Fine motor development. The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7. The badge and grille detailing on MG’s pages call for smaller, more careful strokes than the simpler body panels elsewhere on each page.

A visual way to trace one badge across a century of change. Because this collection spans lightweight 1950s roadsters, an 1980s rally car, and modern electric SUVs, coloring the set in sequence gives a child a concrete way to notice how dramatically a car company’s lineup can shift while keeping the same name and octagonal badge.

Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions. The plainer modern SUV pages give colorists a steady, lower-detail task to return to between the more intricate classic roadster pages.

Introduces a brand shaped by repeated reinvention. Since MG has changed ownership more times than most car brands, from a British dealership offshoot to a Chinese-owned electric vehicle maker, this collection offers colorists a specific, well-documented example of a company that has survived by adapting rather than staying the same.

How to Color MG Pages Well

• Classic roadsters like the MGA and TF: British Racing Green or Crayola Red, two colors closely associated with 1950s and 1960s British sports cars.
• The Metro 6R4: bold Crayola Red and White in a rally-inspired pattern, since Group B rally cars from this era were typically painted in high-visibility racing liveries.
• Modern SUVs like the Hector and ZS: Crayola Silver or Deep Blue, common factory colors on MG’s current family-oriented lineup.
• The MG 4 EV: a fresh Crayola Turquoise or bright Orange, colors often used to visually distinguish electric models from traditional gasoline cars.
• The octagonal MG badge: Crayola Silver or Gold, kept small and precise, since it appears consistently across every era of the brand.
• Chrome trim and grilles: a light Crayola Gray with a thin white highlight line for a reflective look without heavily shading the whole piece.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With MG Coloring Pages

1. MG Model Timeline Display

Color the MGA Roadster, the Metro 6R4, and the MG 4 EV, mount all three on cardstock, and display them in a row with a small label noting each model’s approximate decade.

2. MG Model Diorama

Color three or four of the smaller pages, cut each one out, and stand them upright on a simple paper street scene with drawn-on road lines.

3. Badge History Fact Card

Color a page featuring the MG badge closely, mount it on cardstock, and write a short caption about the badge’s connection to Morris Garages.

4. Model Fact Flashcards

Color four or five pages, trim them to card size, and write one short, verified fact about that model on the back for a simple matching or quiz game.

5. MG Greeting Card

Fold a piece of cardstock in half, glue a colored page to the front, and write a message inside for a car enthusiast’s birthday or celebration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are MG coloring pages?

Free, fan-made printable and online designs featuring vehicles from the British automaker MG. Not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by MG Motor or SAIC Motor, and intended for personal, non-commercial coloring only.

Who founded MG, and when?

Cecil Kimber, general manager of Morris Garages in Oxford, England, began modifying Morris cars into sportier versions in 1924, giving rise to the MG brand.

What does the name MG stand for?

Morris Garages, the Oxford car dealership owned by William Morris, is where the brand originated.

Who owns MG today?

MG is owned by China’s SAIC Motor, following Nanjing Automobile’s acquisition of the brand in 2005 and its subsequent merger with SAIC in 2007.

What was the MG Metro 6R4?

A Group B rally car from the 1980s, representing one of MG’s more motorsport-focused designs compared to its typical road cars.

Has MG always made SUVs and electric cars?

No. For most of its history, MG was known for lightweight sports roadsters like the MGA and Midget, with the shift toward SUVs and electric vehicles coming under more recent Chinese ownership.

Are MG coloring pages suitable for young children?

Yes. The simpler SUV and sedan pages work well for children around ages 4 and up, while the more detailed classic roadster pages suit slightly older colorists.

Can MG coloring pages be colored online, or only printed?

Both. Every design can be downloaded as a PDF for printing at home or opened directly in the online coloring tool for use on a phone, tablet, or computer.

Start Coloring

Download any page by clicking the design. No account, email, or payment is required. Pages print directly from the browser at full resolution or open in the online coloring tool for screen use. Share finished pages on Facebook or Pinterest with the share buttons at the top of each design page.