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Haha…..there you go winking smiley

I watched the video yesterday. I’d like to see one in person. Will have to travel to the UK or China for that to happen. It does look like a large car.


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In reply to # 4789739 by Simon Austin Haha…..there you go winking smiley

I watched the video yesterday. I’d like to see one in person. Will have to travel to the UK or China for that to happen. It does look like a large car.

I'd like to see one too. But personally, I think it's "over styled". Like most Asian cars nowadays. Too many lights, lines, etc. Sometimes less is more..
I have to say though that the convertible top is one of the easiest to put up or down.


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It’s interesting and like most vehicles today, styling is very polarising. Some of the comments in the video keep referring to the tail lights. They do appear as a bit of a novelty but so do the lights on some modern MINI’s with their “Union Jack” style.

£50K works out to $85.4 CAD. Not ridiculous compared to other EV’s.


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Ian.H Ian Hazeldine
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They have been testing them in Sydney & Melbourne (Australia) for release in the second half of 2024. It's a shame that they weren't here a month earlier as it could have been displayed at Natmeet '24 which celebrated 100 years of MG.

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Ian.H Ian Hazeldine
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Another article about the Cybester in Australia. https://www.whichcar.com.au/news/2024-mg-cyberster-100k-ev-sportscar-arrives-in-australia

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