FEATURE: BUSINESS TRAVEL REVIEW:MG6 MAGNETTE TSE
FACTS AT A GLANCE Model: MG6 Magnette TSE Price: £19,995 otr Engine: 1.8 litre
Performance: 0-60mph in 8.4 seconds and on to a top speed of 120mph
CO2 emissions: 184g/km Fuel consumption: 35.6mpg
Sports saloon with a local flavour BY SUE COOKE T
he West Midlands economy needs a boost. For businesses to invest and create jobs which will increase economic growth, banks need to provide firms with financial help and support. Consumers can do their bit too by buying British goods wherever possible. Buy the new MG6 Magnette and you will be buying a car which has been designed and engineered at Longbridge in the West Midlands. Buy this car and you are helping to keep 400 people in employment. The Magnette four door sports saloon has a good looking sculptured
exterior and 18 inch alloy wheels. The interior on the top of the range TSE boasts a range of value for money standard equipment which includes cruise control, tyre pressure monitoring, rear view parking camera with front and rear reversing aids and automatic dual zone air conditioning.
‘The torquey 1.8 litre engine reaches 60mph in 8.4 seconds’
Leather sports seats are comfortable for long distance driving and
have electric adjustment and are heated. There are electronic rain sensing wipers and safety features which include driver and passenger airbags and braking stability technology. Entertainment and communication equipment include a built in full
colour satellite navigation system with full European mapping, radio, CD player, MP3, USB and Bluetooth mobile phone integration.. There is good leg room for the driver and for rear passengers and boot space will hold 498 litres with seats in place. The torquey 1.8 litre engine reaches 60mph in 8.4 seconds and goes
on to a top speed of 120mph says MG Motor. The latest MGs also benefit from low insurance group ratings of 13E and 14£ on top TSE models. MG Motor UK is a subsidiary of SAIC, China’s largest automotive
business and the MG6 Magnette is designed, engineered and assembled in the West Midlands, creating jobs for local people, supported by buyers of the new sports saloon.
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