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I've also got what is perhaps an early phase 1 MG4 (since it is an SE with tinted windows) and for Pebbles and I it is definitely the best car we've ever had. To be fair we've had second hand Peugeots and Seats before this, so not luxury or anything, but the MG4 has been absolutely fine for us...

Coincidentally I have just received an email from a Peugeot garage about their 'Black Friday sale' "Sharpen your claws, trust your instinct, and leap on this exclusive offer. From 14–30 November, take an extra £750 off* your next new Peugeot car. On top of any existing offers." Haven't...

No, unless there was something left in the car I haven't yet found. I just had to sign a piece of paper to say they were returning it to me.

No, it was far too big and boxy for us. I wouldn't rule out a more reasonably sized one like the 308 (had a petrol one a few years ago that got written off) but they don't seem to be able to match the MG4 for value.

Car finally returned! :love: New and nicely painted bumper which is great because Pebbles had scuffed the other side of the old bumper.

I look forward to seeing it driving around Oxford!

Can you ask a dealer if you can test drive it to your home to check it works there?

The reviews here seemed fair, though the IM5 didn't come out very well. Larger car but less space for luggage Bigger battery but shorter range (and much higher cost to run) due to relative inefficiency Those aren't dealbreakers, as some have noted, and it did have some plusses like crazy...

Maybe they are anticipating significant inflation and think that £25k will be the equivalent of £20k now?

Autocar reporting on the MG2 again now it is November 2025...

I'm sure it will be fine. Any software-related issues can be improved later on down the line.

Yes, this is what I was told at Everything Electric. IM cars were a joint development with IT companies.

You've made it look like a BYD Seal or something with the corner scoops from the snow.

"travelling in a fried out Kombi" what does that mean in the electric age? 🤔

Is this discussion related to the rebound effect, or Jevons Paradox? This is the economic concept that when efficiency improves more gets consumed as it is cheaper to do so rather than usage decreasing.