I thought that just meant it had a toggle when you press the button in fully, which made the window open/close without needing to hold the button - not 100% sure though.
It does, but that means each one must have the sensor so you can't trap anything in when it's closing. If it's got that, it can have the global open/close linked to the key - a Mondeo I used to have had it and you just had to press and hold the lock/unlock button and it would close/open all the windows.
He did, and that's what the red car was.
I honestly don't know what those little pockets at the top of the seats are for anyway. They say mobiles, but likely that it will be kids in the back and I've never seen one of them put a phone down anywhere.
The small mobile phone pockets may be high enough to hang kids coats.
A hook would be better than the small pockets. The map pocket is a bit bizarre as well, especially for a car that has sat nav as standard. Whilst wouldn't change the cost of the car, it would have made it a bit cheaper for MG to produce without them
It doesn't have a CD player.
Does it have an eight track tape player?
I'd also suggest that hiding it in a sub-menu is dangerous.
