General Frequently Asked Questions

What does MG stand for?

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Acclaimed carmaker MG’s name originates from founder Cecil Kimber naming the company Morris Garages after his pioneering employer, William Morris, in 1924. The abbreviation has since become synonymous with quality British engineering. 

Are MG cars reliable?

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MG cars are not only reliable, they’re actually among the world’s most reliable vehicles. This is due to the quality in construction and engineering. Of course, it’s imperative that you invest in care and maintenance, with servicing every 12 months recommended.

Are MG cars good in value?

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The current selection of MG cars has been praised by critics such as WhatCar? for providing high-quality models that are great value for money. What’s more, more efficient engine options ensure that running costs are just as economical. 

Does MG make electric/Hybrid vehicles?

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MG currently offers all-electric versions of the MG5 EV Long Range and MG ZS EV, as well as a MG HS Plug-in Hybrid edition. There are expected to be further additions to this lineup in the coming years. 

How often does a car need servicing?

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It is recommended that vehicles are serviced once every 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes soonest. However, you should always refer to the manufacturer handbook to ensure you do not miss a suitable service interval. 

What do they do in a first car service?

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Your first car service will provide a detailed look at all key features in your vehicle, making sure there are no issues that may be impacting performance either now or in the future. You’ll also receive top ups of key fluids and have an oil change. Full details of the inspection will be provided upon completion. 

What gets checked when a car is serviced?

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A car service looks to inspect as much as possible in relation to the performance of your vehicle. This means that everything from tyre tread to windscreen wipers, light bulbs to oil levels will be thoroughly inspected. Your car will also be subject to full diagnostic checks and emissions tests, with all findings provided to you upon completion.