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Maybe the rear wing keeps it clean.

Where does the dirt seem to collect? I've been impressed with the back of the car, it seems to stay pretty clean, the Kia I had before I was always cleaning the rear camera, on the MG I haven't needed to do so.

You're right on how good all season tyres are now, in one of the Tyre review videos it said that if the Michelin Cross Climates had been tested in the winter tyre test they would have finished mid table.

When you look at the warranty document it looks reasonable, but I've read the issues people have had on here. The one that does surprise me is the infotainment covered for 3 years, that seems to be one of the most reliable items in all makes of cars, and it's not just MG, Kia only covers this...

I'm really surprised by that. I've found the blue to be amazing at hiding the dirt, even in foul weather. Yes like any colour it looks better when washed, but I have to look really hard sometimes to decide whether it needs it. Some cars I've had in the past have looked bad when they are dirty.

You've just proved my point, depends on the fault. I had a few things done no questions asked. The gearbox issue was obviously a more complicated issue, they could have come back and said one of the clutches was worn and it wouldn't have been covered. I could then have taken the car somewhere...

Completely wrong, depends on the issue, a garage isn't going to spend hours diagnosing an issue and then not charge me if I decide not to have the work done.

Standard with most car manufacturers, when I had a gearbox fault on my Kia they said there would be a diagnostics fee if it wasn't a warranty issue.

Sounds about the same as what I'm seeing in the MG4 in the last week, it seems to have gone down with the temperature. Journeys have mostly been motorway, which is always worse.

You're not missing much, I don't really see the point of turning the seats on remotely.

Are those all season tyres, look like it from the tyre tracks?

No

Exactly, and that's if the data is in good order. we are dealing with Tomato energy here.

If things were really that simple I don't think I would have had a job in IT for 36 years. I would imagine the data in the Tomato system is a complete mess as they couldn't even bill customers correctly.

It's obvious really, when you charge the car there is always something plugged in the slow charge socket, but when you slow charge the fast charge pins would be exposed if there was no cover.

I don't understand this one either, never had it happen on the Trophy.

You're right there, it's normally OK when it gets a bit slushy, but I always seems to catch it when it's fresh snow and as soon as you hit some sort of slope you aren't moving on summer tyres. I reckon all seasons are ideal for the UK, and of course there is no tyre swapping required.

I test drove a Corolla, it was a lovely car, very smooth. My only problem was it seemed a bit small inside compared with cars of a similar size, but I guess it would be quite similar to the MG3, so a perfect replacement for you.

I had those on my Sportage, they are excellent.

I know.