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Ouch!!!My quote for the tow bar is 22500 NOK thats 2149 EUR / 1877 GBP (quote was given at dealership in Ålesund).
Ouch!!!My quote for the tow bar is 22500 NOK thats 2149 EUR / 1877 GBP (quote was given at dealership in Ålesund).
Yes that was mine response to. Guess I just have to pay, hey is that my wallet I hear screaming??Ouch!!!
You can only have 50kg nose weight on the tow hitch and that includes the luggage and the box.
Can you tell us how the roof rack works out when you get your car? There could be a design issue with the Trophy model due to the spoilers. When you open the boot, the spoilers go straight up, and would hit a roof rack positioned in the usual place. Tricky . . .MG4 is good for 60kg roof load.
I ordered mine with both roof rack and tow bar but I havent desided what type of ski-box I am going to put on top.. cannot find one in orange color![]()
I willCan you tell us how the roof rack works out when you get your car? There could be a design issue with the Trophy model due to the spoilers. When you open the boot, the spoilers go straight up, and would hit a roof rack positioned in the usual place. Tricky . . .
It may be able to carry some load, but it's not specified to carry any load (as yet)? So fitting a roof rack would be a breach of the Customs & Use regulations, and possibly void your insurance? (In the UK anyway).
I don't think it has changed. It isn't whether or not the car can do it - we know it can from other markets - it is the UK homologation. It is up to MG to do the necessary paperwork (same thing happened with the MG5) and they may or may not do it. Until then it is an insurance problem if not an actual risk.Did this ever get resolved - at the end of the day the MG4 is approved to be rolled over (at active load, rather than passive) - so it will take the cars weight on its roof ~ 1600kg - so surely there must be an MG/aftermarket solution to take 60kg or so on roof bars in the UK?
also see something similar on the MG5 : 7 months after going on sale, MG can finally say whether owners of its electric estate car can use the roof rails - Which? News
There are roof bars available but the car is as far as I know not certified to carry abouve certain load on the roof.It's mentioned in the specifications and reviews that the MG4 does not support a roof rack, but I don't fully understand why this is the case. Clearly from the photos, there aren't roof rails for this, but there are other systems for attaching a roof rack that don't require rails. I can't see the added weight being an issue, as the weight of the roof rack is distributed over the side pillars of the car which should be able to take that load (if not, then is the car crushed into a pancake if turned over under its own weight during an accident, as an example???).
Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you.
I came out of a convertible, so never had roof racks all ways found them noisy are they really a deal breaker on a new car.not a deal breaker for me. I was looking at the following as I'll be dropping down space wise from a prius maybe useful for others to consider : Towbox de oplossing om meer bagage mee te nemen op vakantie!