Buying a three year old MG5.....

[Caramaddy]

The number of electric cars coming from China remind me of the influx of Japanese cars in the 1970’s.
They were rubbished by home manufacturers but succeeded with value and reliability. I wonder if Chinese products will follow a similar path?

Just a thought?

 

[kevin ellard]

The number of electric cars coming from China remind me of the influx of Japanese cars in the 1970’s.
They were rubbished by home manufacturers but succeeded with value and reliability. I wonder if Chinese products will follow a similar path?

Just a thought?

I imagine they will. I think that building reliable EVs is much easier than building reliable ICE cars.

 

[securespark]

I used to buy Osram Nightbreaker for various cars when they were top.

But these days, Philips Racing Vision GT 200 come out top in the Auto Express H7 Headlamp bulb test.

 

[Wibble]

My 3 year old PFL just flew through its first MOT (unlike my father in laws 3 year old ICE car). These cars are built to last, just use common sense.

 

[maskull]

My 3 year old PFL just flew through its first MOT (unlike my father in laws 3 year old ICE car). These cars are built to last, just use common sense.

Same here

 

[Peterboat]

You asked about service costs - in my experience the pre-FL was very cheap, but I was able to get a "low mileage" service (seemed a bit random what that was defined as, but I never did over 10k miles in one year) - 1st was £47 IIRC, 2nd a bit over £100 and the third was going to be £150 incl MOT - all MG dealers. It was worth shopping around for it though.

I guess your 18k miles will be more but there really isn't a lot to do in a service - no costly oil change etc! And of course if you use MG service you get a year of AA membership thrown in!!

It does have a transmission oil change, my next service is for that