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get two, even more wine ! 😁

The pedant in me just had to - sorry...... In upholstery terms the seat (the part of a chair your bum goes on) is called a squab. In North America and Europe, Squab in Vehicles is the lower seat portion. The exception is England for automotive usage during the 1900s. In that context, squab...

You can only go with your own experiences.

There is definitely something odd about this. Many owners, myself included touch wood, have no problems rapid charging anywhere so far (apart from the known issue with Tesla SC). Whereas others do have problems. A hardware problem would seem unlikely so it can only be down to either software or...

This is what I used - The screw for the sunken part of the front mudflap used was a No 10/4.8mm self tapping screw with length approx 1.25 inches. - you could get a slightly longer length if needed. I found these on eBay when I was looking, you can just buy 2 :) (1 of pack quantity 2)...

Do you mean Rapid charger - CCS. ? How quickly/slowly are you going through the process of initiating the charge ?

Not only that they make the car look so much better, especially looking at the back of the car.

The profile says Liverpool, yours says Dartford, so not too close.

The facelift is just that, just a facelift, however I would follow the advice in posts #1 and #2 as you have done and take it from there.

The Trophy is the new name for the Exclusive, the SE replaced the Excite.

LOL, they couldn't could look further from tailored in those pictures if they were just plastic bin bags shoved over the seat. Not a great advert for a 'tailored fit'. :ROFLMAO:

I don't think saving battery power is an issue. These objects are only below the field of vision as you get close to them, usually we approach from further away, noting that they are there before running into them. I, like most of us, managed without front sensors or reversing cameras (or even...

My old 56 reg Avensis, that I sold last year had the antenna built into the rear screen.

Silly question but have you tried MG dealers parts departments ? If so where else have you looked ?

Better to go for a hand job wash :unsure: Avoid automatic with their whirling paint scratchers

As @Jomarkh said above, when charging foot on brake and press start button as if you were starting the car normally. It will display warning messages and you can press the OK button to get rid of them but the car won't actually start. Then scroll down 3 times to get to the power page.

Try doing a search on this forum

Have you looked in the manual ? Available online.

The front laser has a relatively narrow beam so would not pick out the bollard about to smash your headlight. :)

I can generally get within 5 metres, the length of my cable, without the aid of sensors. :ROFLMAO: If you are not confident about knowing where the front of your car is then front sensors will obviously be of assistance to you. Personally I don't feel the need to add them but each to their own...