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Is the MG ZS Hybrid+ the BEST Value Car on the Market?

Is the MG ZS Hybrid+ the very best worth car on the market. I ran an MG ZS EV as a Hendy long termer a couple of year ago and was really impressed. This time the new MG ZS is a Hybrid but at less than ₤ 25,000 even of the leading level trim can it really be any good. Well I headed to the Cotswolds to learn.

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33 responses to “Is the MG ZS Hybrid+ the BEST Value Car on the Market?”

  1. @carltonhall6628 Avatar
    @carltonhall6628

    Very interesting. Thanks ☺️

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  2. @owenmcdonald5922 Avatar
    @owenmcdonald5922

    Little bits of BMW. No, lots of BMW. Typical Chinese car taking styling ques from other cars.

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    1. @benellis7427 Avatar
      @benellis7427

      While the German car manufacturers are now buying the technology from the Chinese.

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  3. @davidpickard9393 Avatar
    @davidpickard9393

    These are PLEATHER seats please. No cows harmed when building a MG.

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  4. @johns14a Avatar
    @johns14a

    You only have to look at the number of these on the roads to see there is a big demand from those who can’t or won’t spend stupid money on an every day family car. Manufacturers like MG and Dacia deserve to do really well. Really good, fair test Ped. Looking forward to your test of a Cyberster as I’m thinking about getting one of them once they’re a year or so old and have depreciated a bit.

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  5. @rchatte100 Avatar
    @rchatte100

    Much rather buy Korean for a bit more.

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    1. @gavjlewis Avatar
      @gavjlewis

      Yes but the equivalent Tucson hybrid is quite a lot more expensive. Yes a better car/SUV without a doubt, but a third more expensive.

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    2. @Brian-om2hh Avatar
      @Brian-om2hh

      @@gavjlewis Although it would probably hold it’s value better than an MG.

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  6. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    MG are still managing to make cars that look slightly strange when close up. The BADGE actually looks nice but the reliability statistics for MG remain the same…. 3 MG models in the top 10 most unreliable cars. Incredibly beating Jaguar and Range Rover.

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    1. @davidgirvan6007 Avatar
      @davidgirvan6007

      A 1991 Trabant would probably beat Jaguar and Land Rover

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    2. @mikadavies660 Avatar
      @mikadavies660

      @@davidgirvan6007 It would certainly remain on your driveway for longer

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    3. @davidgirvan6007 Avatar
      @davidgirvan6007

      @@mikadavies660 Yeah due to having the superior security system 😹😹

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  7. @Nonchefkev Avatar
    @Nonchefkev

    I think MG are where Kia were a few years ago . My uncles got an mg3 and he’s not a car guy but he just wants a to b transport and it’s fine .

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    1. @GameWithViiP3R Avatar
      @GameWithViiP3R

      I agree. I was always a volkswagen group owner. I’ve recently brought a kia sportage, only had it a week and blown away, by the car and the tech in it. These Korean and Chinese brands are really out doing the major players

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  8. @peterhenthorne7274 Avatar
    @peterhenthorne7274

    Another enjoyable video. I actually reserved it’s ‘big brother’ HS, then read up all the reliability concerns (yes, I should have done that first), and it put me off. Bought a Kia Niro instead. So, I hope MG has sorted the reliability concerns now, because this car seems a bit of a bargain..

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    1. @RobertMackenzie-yn8ig Avatar
      @RobertMackenzie-yn8ig

      We have a company MG5 estate with 112k in the clock utterly reliable, don’t believe everything you read

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    2. @RobertPerry-e4r Avatar
      @RobertPerry-e4r

      No issues with my HS, I can’t say that for the VAG products I’ve had.

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  9. @markrobinson1458 Avatar
    @markrobinson1458

    Its s Chinese government manufacturer, so its a no from me 🤨

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    1. @Brian-om2hh Avatar
      @Brian-om2hh

      Your post was probably typed on a pc manufactured in China…..

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    2. @davidgirvan6007 Avatar
      @davidgirvan6007

      In case they’re tracking your movements?

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    3. @markrobinson1458 Avatar
      @markrobinson1458

      @@davidgirvan6007 exactly 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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    4. @RobertPerry-e4r Avatar
      @RobertPerry-e4r

      Not like your phone then….

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  10. @andypalin3287 Avatar
    @andypalin3287

    Great Review Pete! Badge snobbery is ingrained in HM punters who will quite happily, and stupidly, pay double for a lesser motor! 😂

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  11. @alibro7512 Avatar
    @alibro7512

    I made the decision to buy a used MG5 EV Estate a few months ago based on it being an EV which I wanted, the range, the fact it is an estate but most all the price. I fully expected it to be rubbish but figured I could live with it because of the price. I was shocked at how good the car is and we’re talking about the old one here, the newer face lifted model is even better. Every time I get in I smile at the quality and tech I got for the money.
    No it’s not perfect but neither was the Merc C Class I had before and the only thing I miss about it is rear wheel drive.

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  12. @HawkMillFarm Avatar
    @HawkMillFarm

    Conundrum, by buying these are we supporting Chinese industry and economy over our own (European) or are they supporting us by providing cheap mobility? I don’t think us consumers not supporting “our own” will ever end well in the long run!!!

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  13. @Sidmi5utc Avatar
    @Sidmi5utc

    Shame about the stereo because if that’s wind/road noise we are hearing then a decent stereo might have helped drown it out.

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  14. @EGW769 Avatar
    @EGW769

    Great car and review Pete – there’s no compromise at all – you just need to buy a Carlinkit box to convert the CarPlay to wireless – job done! Best Clive

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  15. @RobertMackenzie-yn8ig Avatar
    @RobertMackenzie-yn8ig

    Pete
    They will sell bucket loads of this , MG have been clever , produce a quality car at a price everyone can afford , well almost everyone
    We have a company mg5 estate 3 years old 112k on the clock , still get 350 on a charge during the summer ,it had a battery health check recently readings came in 96%
    We paid 19k for it as a ex demo it’s a trophy model spec . Cheap as chips to run
    Unfortunately people slag them off , but you normally find they have never owned or driven one
    Just good value for money , the price they sell them for your expectations are low , but once you drive one you are pleasantly surprised

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  16. @GRfourfun Avatar
    @GRfourfun

    Really enjoyed this review mate. I’ve seen these about and wondered what are they really like and I respect your opinion. At that price point I have to agree what a bargain.

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  17. @mrgrumpy771 Avatar
    @mrgrumpy771

    This car is one of those that will kill the European car industry. It’s a bit plasticy but for that price it’s astonishing. Like the practicality. For me its very Mazda, not BMW.

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  18. @gordonmackenzie4512 Avatar
    @gordonmackenzie4512

    I thought that straight away, every angle except the front, it looks BMW X3 ish

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  19. @danielduggan7126 Avatar
    @danielduggan7126

    MG, recently awarded “2024 most unreliable car brand sold in the UK”.

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  20. @roybatty2030 Avatar
    @roybatty2030

    Great value but let’s not be naive. To what extent is the low price explained by subsidies from the Chinese Govt, which would be considered illegal dumping elsewhere?

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