MG4 Reviews from various online publications

[wiz043]

Further to my previous comments about back seat room in the Dolphin check out this guy's review in Philippines. He is over 6 foot and obviously big and has no problem with the front or back seat room in the Dolphin. Also he has no issues getting in and out of either seat.
Scroll to around 8.0 for his opinion.

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[Rolfe]

Sorry, this was my fault. I was watching a video about a different car, I think the Volvo EX30, which was very cramped for headroom in the back, and mistakenly remembered it as being the Dolphin.

Apologies to the Dolphin!

 

[PristDean]

 

[siteguru]

 

[Rolfe]

Bowfer is not going to like that!

 

[PristDean]

3681 miles Europe road trip - 9p per mile !​

 

[PristDean]

Drag race ... good in a straight line... but is that all ?

 

[Deleted member 10041]

Drag race ... good in a straight line... but is that all ?

You're at it now!!

 

[PristDean]

You're at it now!!

Yes, this review was quite balanced, however many online reviews promote the positives only. Reviewers with enough notoriety / subscribers then gain the favour of car manufacturers and privileged access to launch events etc, hence building their business.
The problem there, is if customer research is based purely on these type of reviews, it can be misleading.
Then customer disappointment can be the end result.

 

[siteguru]

I think @Leni16 was referring to repeat posting of the same videos. (This one is in the X-Power thread - several times).

 

[Les burrows]

I was very much hoping this car the MG4 Xpower would come in British Racing Green not this flat stuff for £800, colour is very much like the E Niro form Kia no idea if that’s extra cost but at least it’s got a shine to it.
Les

 

[PristDean]

I think @Leni16 was referring to repeat posting of the same videos. (This one is in the X-Power thread - several times).

Ah, so did he mean 'Your'e for it now" and you'd come along to Police any repeat posts / videos

 

[Deleted member 10041]

I tend to think as @siteguru as like a groundsman of the site, mods enforce the rules @siteguru keeps the various threads nice and neat monitoring the various posts that have been started on the same subjects as current threads and politely pointing these mistakes out to the various posters.

I imagine his garden lawn has very neat lines in it?

 

[Richmorr]

Australia, car reviews

 

[siteguru]

And if you want a really loooong review video (which also talks about generic EV situation in Aus):

 

[Alb]

His style can sometimes be a bit irritating but his engineering knowledge is excellent.

 

[PristDean]

Legislation...Contactless payment on all public chargers above 8 kwh, plus pricing clarity ....

 

[Buster72]

Legislation...Contactless payment on all public chargers above 8 kwh, plus pricing clarity ....

There is absolutely no excuse for EV charging to be any different to buying petrol or diesel where almost everyone uses their debit or credit card.
But even the local council charging near me uses Revive stations which requires the app and RFID card which is not user friendly so I won't use it.

 

[Deleted member 10041]

We are really lucky in Scotland with charge place Scotland the RFID card works perfect, just touch it against the scanner and off it goes, touch it when you are done and it stops, never had an issue with it

 

[Rolfe]

Our ChargePlace Scotland charger also takes ordinary plastic, so why bother? Well, for some time last month the card reader was broken, but it still worked just fine with the CPS RFID card. I also keep the CPS card in the car, because there's no other use for it, so I've always got that means of paying for a charge if I'm every in the situation of needing it but having forgotten/mislaid my debit card.