Go only gives you 4 hours every night though, which isn't competitive with other offerings.
Edit; apparently it is 5 hours now. Still not 6 and considerably more expensive as you say.
I stand by my comment that IOG is over-complicated.
Still I get 6 hours off peak every night and I don't...
That's the current plan.
Also the ADAS equipment is different in China, and the version of DAB, so there are various things that will take time to shake out in the new software.
What there shouldn't be are hardware issues.
I think this discussion shows that the current product is confusing and overcomplicated.
It would be better if there were 2 separate products split out of this combination:
a) A dumb fixed time 6 hour night tariff for all purposes, including car charging: no slots.
b) An intelligent slots...
Did you take your pills this morning? 💊 💊 💊
You have a sample of 1 MG4. You cannot make any serious claim about other MG4s, let alone other MG, with that size sample. You are ranting and it shows.
Try and have a lie down, it may help.
It is basically similar to the MGS5, just in a smaller space. Big change from the current car but still built to a cost in terms of the materials used, so not as plush as the MGS6.
I don't know if a HUD is coming or if that will be reserved for more expensive vehicles.
That's 47% less than I paid in early 2023. OMG!
My equity is looking more underwater than the Titanic! My MGFV at 4 years / 40,000 miles is £16500. 🤡
At this rate, I might be able to buy a new MG4 for less than this at the end of the deal!
Voluntary Termination is looking more desirable...
I recall that Mercedes made an early investment in Tesla that stopped it going bust in the financial crisis. So maybe they should be blamed?
Not sure any car makers are especially "moral" are they?
I remember Mann Egerton. Apparently they were bought by Inchcape in the early 70s and were phased out in the 80s.
Wadham Stringer I recall the name and some of the adverts. They were bought out in the 90s after going into adminstration.
Both companies were proper manufacturers of vehicles in...
It's a clear case of driving too close to the car in front, even at speeds <30mph.
Anyone might emergency brake at any time for any reason. The fact that it shouldn't have gone off doesn't change that.
If a proper gap had been left between the cars then there'd be no accident - so the current...
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