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It’s hard to accurately predict depreciation though, someone might t-bone you and the car gets marked as a financial write off, or perhaps the car sits in a protective bubble all its life and even smells like factory twenty years from now. I think buying something just to worry about selling it...

Of course you are haha

I think our Aussie software still has the 5 degree difference. So 28 is more like 23 in most cars. I too have to push the heat up quite a bit before it starts heating.

When I click it I get Crawley in Perth, right next to Nedlands...?

I would guess they're talking about SC077 https://www.mgevs.com/threads/eu-mg4-all-variants-service-campaign-sc077-is-out-improving-lane-assist-performance.20514/

Not sure if common, but not surprised it's cheaply made.

Had to bring the car back for the under tray bulge. They didn't give me a hard time, but it wasn't ideal either. First they took a whole day to check the tray was indeed bulging (I still feel like you could check that while talking to me, but anyway). Then they had to order the part from across...

Who parks like that? I'd be so tempted to let some air out of a couple of tyres. Edit; your best bet is to check with the dealership, I don't know if that is a painted part or coloured plastic.

MG Nedlands?

Have you checked Sugarplum's charge port for lint and dust?

https://www.mgevs.com/threads/ismart-error-please-make-sure-vehicle-is-in-park-gear-33.20810/ Seems to be an issue with other cars too

Custom just lets you set a profile that mixes the different modes. So you can get the throttle response of eco, but the steering feel of sport for example. I never bother taking it off normal mode, and use the left star button for regen mode instead, as I prefer A mode when using cruise control...

A lot of liars in the world sadly, especially when they think you can’t check what they are saying. :(

I think my summer driving is a little bit more efficient than UK winter conditions, but I too am curious to find out what the consumption will be this coming winter. I think perhaps the biggest difference is that yes an Aussie car will consume more keeping the car cool, but the battery isn’t...

I could very well be possible they used (by chance) a different supplier for the trays used on xpowers, and so we don’t see this issue on them, but who knows

Mine is a Jan 2024 build so I don’t think it is an age thing. The dealer said there is a batch of cars with trays that’ll bulge, but I also don’t fully believe that. I think they can’t be bothered to really fix it because it doesn’t present on enough cars to warrant the costs of redesign and...

I wouldn’t worry about it too much mate, but charging to 80% probably won’t hurt and it seems to serve you fine to not have 100% in the battery pack. Also, high battery health might not be so important if you only do about 4000km a year. But only you can answer that for yourself

For those wondering, it took the mechanic 25 minutes to fit the bracket. Assuming he worked non-stop between the dashcam videos of the car going up, and later coming down, on the hoist. Considering he then spend another 7 minutes to wipe down his bench top and talking to his neighbour, I'm...

You can turn the car off through the infotainment screen. Swipe to the settings page, select vehicle, safety, and at the bottom you will see “power off”. However, as soon as the car detects someone (or any weight for that matter) sitting in the driver seat the car will come back on. If your HV...

CPU or CCU? CCU is a known fault on certain older models, but I believe that fault is normally fixed by replacing the CCU entirely.