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Hi from not so sunny Thailand.... 2 years 5 months ago #197664

Hi all. The rainy season here is neverending this year. Just had a visit to the MG showroom/garage to get water out of my misfiring sparkplugs as the car was almost swimming at one point this week. No charge for diagnosis and cleaning, so that was nice.

I have an MG3 Xross (you probably don't even know that spec) - one of the very early ones, built 2016 or early 2017, assembled in Thailand.

I have a real, real gripe with MG over the spec, and want to moan here, but not sure which section of the forum is best?

Take care, guys and girls.

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Hi from not so sunny Thailand.... 2 years 5 months ago #197685

Hi and :welcome: to the forum from John in Yorkshire UK . There is a modern MG car section on this forum where you can post and moan about anything regarding your car but I doubt if will influence anyone at SAIC into a response with regards the spec .
My wife and I spent two weeks in your wonderful country on holiday a few years ago and experienced weather both good and bad so we know only too well about the rainfall ! ☔🌨🌧🌦⚡🌞

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Hi from not so sunny Thailand.... 2 years 5 months ago #197686

Hi and welcome to the forum

Feel free to moan away.

James

Home to black Alfa Romeo 159 3.2 V6 Q4 ,green MGF VVC and red MG Maestro T16.

MG - the friendly marque.
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Hi from not so sunny Thailand.... 2 years 5 months ago #197718

Thanks John. I'm not expecting anything from MG now, I even finally asked their UK head office for their comment and they just returned the matter to Thailand where they told me to bog off again.

I'm going to post for two reasons:

1) To vent
2) To warn possible buyers in hot,damp climates that the materials used are NOT up to spec and failures will occur even inside a car with tinted windows. I've owned cars (Jaguar, Range Rover) in the Middle East also and am well aware of the different materials that must be used in some places on the car to make a 'M.E. spec' car. The same must apply to all countries in which they sell, and as the cars are made in China and assembled in Thailand, this is quite obviously something which they don't care about. Reputation is shot, as far as I'm concerned.

Take care,
John (also)
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