MG4 sell now or later ?

[Rolfe]

I was pleased when I took my friend's six-foot husband in the back seat of the MG4 and he kept confirming that he was absolutely fine, plenty of space, no he really didn't need to switch with his wife in the front passenger seat. He genuinely seemed to mean it. That EX30 video suggested it really wasn't as good in that respect.

 

[bowfer]

I regularly have people in the back of my car who are over six foot tall (both my sons are)

And do you let their comfort dictate the car you buy?
If you do, your lookout, wouldn’t sway me away from a car I like.
They don’t like it, walk….

 

[Kithmo]

The only one who goes in the back of my car is less than 12" tall.

 

[Deleted member 10041]

And do you let their comfort dictate the car you buy?
If you do, your lookout, wouldn’t sway me away from a car I like.
They don’t like it, walk….

No I don't let their comfort dictate what car I buy, I buy a car on my own individual needs of what I like, room for family or friends and a big enough boot that suits my needs.
I like the ex30 but the boot and the back is too small for my needs, I won't be wasting money on a car that doesn't work for me

 

[Rolfe]

My car is mine, bought for me. It has to conform to my specifications, not anyone else's. However, one of my specifications is that there should be enough room in the back to take passengers of a reasonable size (not children and not achondroplastic dwarfs) for local journeys.

I've just volunteered to be a driver for a new village initiative to take people to medical appointments which can be as much as 40 miles away, and sometimes it's necessary to take a carer with a patient. Nobody's forcing me to do it, nobody's dictating what I should do or buy, but it is my pleasure to have a car that allows me to do things like that.