And 61-70 is second as we are spending our pension pot....and re-living our misspent youth only this time the car will actually go fast without revving theInteresting that the age range 41-50 is winning the poll spectacularly. Clearly the MG4 provides the wheels for a midlife crisis
out of it 
Young people can no longer get or afford the insurance.
I never stopped after starting mine in my early thirties.
No, just having my fourth mid life crisis, according to my wife!And 61-70 is second as we are spending our pension pot....and re-living our misspent youth only this time the car will actually go fast without revving the
I suspect many young people can't afford the additional cost of an EV.
It's all about the monthly costs (lease/PCP) ... not many people actually "buy" a car these days. Monthlies on EVs can be quite competitive.
Many young people can barely afford their rent let alone a new car.
Boy Racers never get old... or should I say, you're never too old to be a Boy (or Girl!) Racer? I'm 78, and still love driving.
I had the exact same model but redMine was a Triumph Herald 12/50 in Florentine Blue. No heated rear window, no radio, no inertia reel three point seatbelts, no air bags but it did have wing (not door) mirrors as an added extra.
If you had the headlights and heater on together with the after-market heated rear window that I fitted, when you stopped at the traffic lights so did the engine. The dynamo ran out of umph at low revs.
Would I have one now....NO!! I like my creature comforts too much
Just be aware that that thing make most ICE look real slow, most ICE give seconds to react after putting your foot down. A MG4 is just go (it's like a snake), very very easy for an inexperienced driver to step on it and go off or in to stuff because it all happens very fast if not careful.
What I didnāt realise about middle age crisis is that itās not a one-off ā*#$% Iām 35, I better buy a motorcycleā event, but three decades of ongoing psychological torture, with each year revealing a greater discrepancy between the age you feel and the age you appear to be to others.
Well, of course, we had it tough... we used to have to get up out of the shoe box in the middle of the night and drive to work in a Fiat 126 652cc, air cooled, didn't like to restart when hot, embarrassing in petrol stations but at least it wasn't too heavy to push. Some things don't change though... Mrs Smith still prefers red cars!
