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These are not OEM but might do the job https://www.mgtitan.com/en-gb/collections/mg4-ev-accessories/products/caliper-cover-for-mg4?variant=47812958716210

So many considerations when looking at solar. EVM has a few videos on his channel discussing differences, here are a couple...

Yup always been there on my 2023 XPower

Think Bam Bam means this one that Hyundai have just released the press embargo on

Yup had a rear and front spring break on my Mini Clubman during my 5 years of ownership. State of the roads doesn't help and also an increase in the number of speed bumps

There is a 2023 XPower on Autotrader for £18,995 and have been a few at sub £20k so if you want miles of smiles that is another option if you are looking for sub 4s 0-60 and you can trust your right foot to keep you legal ;)

Sadly, this is the way car manufacturers work these days, could be worse, you could be selling cars renowned for safety tech with brakes that fail due to poor software... https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/consumer/volvo-ex30-owners-refunded-over-software-issues...

Try driving the route with the internal sat nav screen displayed, you will potentially hear spoken warnings like "approaching school zone"

I would be going for a warranty repair if it looks like a material failure and not damage caused by something external

Check the windscreen area in front of the camera, make sure there are no dead bugs or small chips/cracks blocking the view.

XPower was first sold in 2023 and if maintained correctly will have warranty until 2030 (but not on all parts) as well as breakdown cover included. Software niggles are mostly about lane keeping assist and once updated or the system is disabled this is not an issue. Early cars will have a...

Sorry got this the wrong way round, my car also had the vibes from new. I meant to say does the vibe issue contribute to premature failing of the suspension parts as these are the bits that were replaced in the single example of a working solution to the vibes from ilukey77

Was just wondering if excessive wear is another side effect of what is causing the vibes

I find there is sometimes a delay between pushing the door button and it responding. It is like the systems are processing other tasks before it acknowledges the button push

Out of interest did your XPower ever have the 65-75mph vibration issue?

This video might be of help, look from timestamp 15:15

Just be aware the XPower will charge up to just under 7kW (does not have an 11kW or 22kW mode). So for most home chargers it will not need a separate phase to the rest of your standard home requirements.

I guess if you do this, then the spoiler on a Berlingo is a tea tray

Another example from Hyundai/Kia, we know we have sold you a car that anyone can steal in 30s without a key but if you want that fixed you will have to pay.

Yes MG did the same thing and we have seen Tesla pull similar stunts, but this destroys confidence in the market and if still in a cool off period it would make me cancel a deal and start again. Looks like Ford have also jumped on the band wagon, knocking £1,248 (24 x £52) off of this lease...