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For me these days it's more about the dealer and the customer service than the badge. The car has to feel right but you need someone who will look after the car and you. This is my first lease car and the fact you have zero control over anything to do with it makes it a much less personal...

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and also voted No. 4 in the top 20 best electric cars to buy in 2024. https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/electric-cars Kia/Hyundai had to release a software update to stop their cars being stolen and other manufacturers also have issues...

It is interesting that you get more oomph with more fuel with an EV which is the opposite of an ICE car which will be lighter (so faster 0-60) with less fuel. 60 litres of petrol around 50kg

Another review where they just have nothing to compare it with, so they compare it with ICE 2 seaters

I have seen it change range at different times in a journey not just the start. I guess it depends on the ambient temp and if the heater or A/C compressor is having to cycle to maintain cabin temp.

That sounds like a phone call to Matt Watson at CarWow is required to get a drag race captured XPower vs EV6 GT

In case of emergency, turning off the HVAC will gain 5-10 miles range, just makes all the windows steam up in colder/damper conditions

After years of working with tech I tend to find that any issues will coincide with this

Another option would be to de-badge completely using a gentle hairdryer and some dental floss

Do you like a car with a rear wash/wipe Then 2nd edition is for you as that is one of the main differences

Of course this price juggling is not just MG. Where I work just started offering Costco memberships. As a Costco member there is a (claimed) £9,000 saving on the price of a new Renault Megane e-tech

Is that because she can detect the vibes from the passenger seat or just hears the stream of expletives from you every time it happens :LOL:

I find you can make them go quiet by engaging the loud pedal of the car when they least expect it ;)

In my experience these are just stories and if you are going to use public chargers on a regular basis you will be able to add 100 miles range in the time it takes to walk from the car to the service area toilets and back (15 - 20 minutes). If you use a network like Tesla where the cars and the...

And the daft thing is any business user will get charged BIK on the RRP of £37,000 not the price they had to pay.

The thing is the manufacturer has identified enough of an issue with a previous version of the software that they have generated a new version to correct that issue. Just because you have never encountered the issue does not mean you won't in the future That is like saying, we are not going to...

The vibes are through the steering wheel (so a passenger wouldn't know) it's a similar sensation to using some power tools, e.g. a sander ,where you feel the vibration, and varies in intensity depending on road surface, speed, tyre pressure and luck of the draw (as MG have no definitive cause or...

As everyone else has said, it is not that used prices are strangely high. It is that new prices are strangely low. You can pick up a brand new XPower for £30,000 rather than the £37,000 list price. Used one will go for anything from £23,000

In this case I would be writing back and asking why this is not part of the press release or spec sheet for the characteristics of the range topping high powered Cyberster or for any high powered vehicle, not seen it on any Ferrari, Lambo, Aston, Merc. McLaren etc etc etc specs....buy our new...