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Hi, I'm looking for a replacement infotainment unit exactly as the one in the Advance Style variant.... Any advise as to where i can source one?? Thanks
To remove the emergency key cover on the SH125 MODE 2021. There is a push tab on the left top side of the cover. Push in, and the cover springs open allowing you to remove it. Saves marking the cover with the lever method.
I'm thinking of getting the e208 but my only question is does it lock the charging plug in so nobody can unplug it whilst I'm at the store for example?
I miss the heated seats and speakers in the back even more with the SE trim. But I agree, at least a rear camera should be standard as well, after all it will be mandatory in a few months anyway. 😃
Great to see an MG4 review filmed in the city, every other RU-vidr seems to film in the countryside, which looks nice but is totally unlike the kind of driving many of us do
What we need to know..... is whether the oil leak plaguing early cars is going to be fixed permanently, not bodged with modified breathers that may or may not work , when the rear undertray is going to be remade and installed correctly to fit the car and not hang down like a big non aerodynamic air scoop, and if MG are going to see that all the software bugs and overly aggressive safety features are updated quickly with the same expedience that the lock in fix/recall was once mandated by safety agency's!
None of these teething problems have affected my MG4, which I've had since September. It's a brilliant car that is great fun to drive, very economical to own and astonishingly good value to buy.
