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27th November 2011, 10:57
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Love the MG6 (esp Magnette). Liked the MG5 concept photos. Finished product is vile. Utterly horrible.
MG need to be putting out sporty hatchbacks if they're not launching any two-seat sports cars. This is far, far from the likes of Astras sport-hatches, which I must admit are simply fantastic.
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30th November 2011, 08:47
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Not for me, one for the ZS fans maybe?
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The concept looked interesting, but execution on this is nasty. I used to own a ZS mkII saloon, and have had the ZT for a while and the missus has a ZR. Lovely looking cars. MG6 is a decent looking motor, and if there was a diesel option it would more than likely be on my driveway now. They need to get a range of engines out - diesel and petrol that are competitive in today's market which the lump they have in the MG6 just isn't. Small 1.3 3 cylinder eco's to 2.5 V6's. The new Ford EcoBoost engine 1.0 turbocharged 3 cylinder is economical and powerful (100+ bhp) IMO they shouldn't have bothered releasing the MG6 until they had a diesel AND petrol seeing people dont want to be going to the fuel pumps more than they have to!! I love MG, and want them to succeed, but they do need to pull their finger out.
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