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Good deal on a launch edition

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Yes, for a private buyer, that's a good price. Note that the Launch Edition can be ordered for £43,500 brand new but they have to be registered to a company. The Performance is £39,800 and Long Range £35,300.
 
Why should MG care about residual values?
If your supplier cuts prices overnight after you’ve purchased something it instantly devalues it. Doesn’t gain loyalty. Tells me it’s overpriced and profiteering. Am I likely to purchase from them again? No.

I’m lucky to be a company car driver. Whilst my lease now looks ridiculously expensive it’s not coming straight out of my pocket. But it’s a cost to the business that is poor value and ultimately makes the company I work for less profitable than it should be.
 
If your supplier cuts prices overnight after you’ve purchased something it instantly devalues it. Doesn’t gain loyalty. Tells me it’s overpriced and profiteering. Am I likely to purchase from them again? No.

I’m lucky to be a company car driver. Whilst my lease now looks ridiculously expensive it’s not coming straight out of my pocket. But it’s a cost to the business that is poor value and ultimately makes the company I work for less profitable than it should be.
This is not new from MG though you only have to look at previous models to see that this is common practice. It shouldn't come as a surprise that they massively discount their cars
 
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