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MG Cyberster: Beauty Meets Buyer's Remorse
13 Mar
Summary
- Electric sports car offers supercar performance for $115,000.
- Features include scissor doors and a cockpit of four screens.
- Historic MG reliability concerns persist despite modern tech.

The MG Cyberster presents a compelling package for $115,000, offering supercar-level performance with its 375kW electric unit, achieving 0-100kph in just 3.2 seconds. It features distinctive upward-opening scissor doors and an immersive cockpit dominated by four screens, all wrapped in a design reminiscent of classic 1960s MGs. The convertible also boasts excellent ride and handling, with minimal wind noise and a luxurious feel when the roof is up.
However, the Cyberster's appeal is tempered by historical MG reliability issues, exemplified by past models that were prone to rust and electrical problems. A week-long test drive revealed a critical electronics failure, rendering the audio, navigation, and even indicator sounds inoperable, with dealership support unable to provide an immediate fix. This dependence on electronics, coupled with historically poor build quality, raises concerns about long-term ownership despite the car's beauty and driving enjoyment.




