Beaconsfield
Used MG GS
Designed and built from 2016 to 2019, the MG GS marked MG’s entry into the popular smaller SUV market. It aimed to offer all the space and flexibility you'd expect for a car of that size without the hefty price tag. Even entry-level models are well equipped with features like cruise control and automatic headlights. Higher trims naturally add luxuries like leather seats and rear parking sensors. Compared to rivals like the Nissan Qashqai or Kia Sportage, the GS stands out. It offers plenty of room in the front and back, good visibility and a flat-folding boot that can easily fit shopping and luggage. The quality of the interior may not match pricier competitors and there's only one engine choice. But the affordable cost tends to outweigh the downsides.
Pros
Spacious cabin and boot- Great value for money
- Good standard equipment
Cons
Limited engine choice- Interior less plush than rivals
- Can feel harsh to drive
