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It looks very impressive.....but unfortunately I'm the sort of bloke who can't even work his iPhone properly.......:mad:

On the few occasions when I do use public chargers, there has always been plenty of un-used capacity...I suppose that will change in time.

I love a softer ride.....when I (do) occasionally use our Mitsubishi PHEV.....I reminded how firm it is and how I dislike the ride compared to the MG.

I keep putting off having mine done...'sods law' say as soon as I do, the increased range ZS EV will become available!

On a related subject, I was recently working on my plug sockets in the garage and flicked off the individual circuit breaker ......then I realised it was still live! Now I'm a bit paranoid about double checking!!

I recon it will be OK to use now.

I bought a secondhand Rolec off eBay, my electrician fitted at my holiday home. It has worked fine for the last 12 months.......but it is not been used very often!

Ive just ordered one.....now I'm worried I should have gone shorter:oops:

No chance....although mine did boil-over last night, when its fan-belt went slack! :mad: Very complicated these ICE cars...lots to go wrong! Why doesn't someone invent a simple car? Just a battery and a motor?.......hang on.....they have! :)

Argh......missed it was a HS... :rolleyes:

You have to be very careful with them....anything oily can short out the circuits causing spectacular failure...

The Chassis and suspension...engine etc are not stainless. You can see the before and after photo's .......I used a whole 4ltr can when cleaning this car up after a 30 year "rest"in a field in Essex.

Ive been using it for years on my classic cars...I can assure you there is no rust on any of them!

I find the MG EV blind spot warning light VERY helpful ..even in daylight.

I would have thought they did work the same.

Tell your neighbours to close theirs!

No matter which mode you are in......make sure you are pointing straight ahead and have a very firm grip of the steering wheel.....if you are going too 'floor it". It is without doubt the quickest accelerating car i've ever owned!:oops:

Good job your not a nervous type...seeing all that lot come would seriously worry some folk!

I didn't know about that....

I buy WD40 by the gallon (well 4lts actually) and use it everywhere on my classic cars (not windows obviously). I always thought its main ingredient was fish oil? .... It matters not. ....excellent for lubricating rubber bushes and freeing off seized nuts and bolts...stopping...