Tough on occasions to get MG to honour the warranty on fully serviced car.
On this occasion I think they will just say the warranty is invalid if walk away.
I'm not advocating the M3 as the be all and end all, what I'm saying is if they can do it so can others but the choose not to.
As it says in the article the current trend is just to chuck bigger and bigger batteries in cars
The thing is Tesla can give range and efficiency, so there are lessons there.
Nobody is getting range out of a battery like they do on the model 3.
The LFP standard range and rwd long range are about the best in the UK at the moment (range to battery size) and have been for a while
Been saying this on here for a while, bigger and heavier isn't the way to go.
https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/opinion/369056/forget-range-electric-car-efficiency-what-really-matters-drivers-looking-cut-costs-pete-baiden
Previously said we have the newest model as fleet cars at work and they are still really efficient, I have done a mix of driving over the winter and the lowest economy I've seen is 3.5 m /kWh
And that was a really cold day with lots of stop starting journeys
Refreshed mini countryman is supposed to be good, they have made it more efficient (changed parts in the motor and bearings apparently on the 2026 model.
65kwh usable battery over 310 mile range, plenty space and luggage capacity and brand new £30k
There is no getting away from the fact that winter hammers EV range ( on the current mainstream battery chemistries) far more than it impacts ice cars, hopefully the new chemistries in development alleviate this
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