That's the difference between the old solvent based paints and the new water based ones which are more environmentally friendly. The trouble is they can take up to three months to get fully hard so they chip easier when the car is new.
I don't think there is a solution unless she can change the way she gets in and out.
The other solutions are to change either the car or the wife, but I don't think you'd want to do the latter.
That's what I do. Remember to leave it on charge once it has reached 100% until it has finished balancing the battery which could take anything from 15 minutes to nearly 1 hour depending on when it was last done. I usually do it just before I'm going to do a 30+ mile drive so it's not sat at 100%.
I think a lot of us have bought car mats from carmats.co.uk
https://carmats.co.uk/products/mg-motors-uk-mg4-ev-2022-car-mats?_pos=4&_sid=7b6cc25fd&_ss=r
You don't have to take out a service contract with the dealer who supplied your car. Also check out if the service plan includes any extras such as collect and return, courtesy car, free puncture repairs etc.
Just had my renewal quote from Aviva Zero.
Last year it was £392, this year they've quoted £327. A decrease of 17.6%.
I've done my usual check on the comparison sites and they are at least £30 more with less cover.
I had a boy racer right up behind my bus because I was doing the speed limit which obviously didn't apply to him. As I pulled into the bus stop he shot by with high revs, loud exhaust and hand gestures.
He didn't get far as he hadn't seen the speed trap 100 yards past the stop. I didn't wave...
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