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450 for me.

 

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I'll guess 300.

 

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295 for me.

 

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Bd weather means I'll go for 520.

 

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Amazing photo Nick.

 

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510 is my guess.

 

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700. Go large or go home.

 

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I'll go for 900.

 

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830 for me

 

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When our cars come from Chonburi will you still think of them as "Chinese MG"?

I think what helps makes them Chinese is their design - 90% in China, 10% in the UK. I'm not saying that's a good or bad thing but to me this makes them more Chinese than Volvo cars which are designed in Sweden and less British than Jaguar Land Rover cars which are designed in the UK,

 

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Let's say 680

 

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710 is my guess.
Good luck everyone!

 

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Let's go for 560

 

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1,600 is my guess

 

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Interesting to see in the FT recently that MG is the ninth best-selling card brand in Thailand after nearly doubling sales in 2018, coming just behind Suzuki and ahead of Chevrolet.

 

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1600 for me.

 

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You'd be ok on mobile phones as Samsung are made in Vietnam.

 

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My guess - 2,700

 

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Electrification has been one factor holding Fiat's sales back. With a sub-£20k electric 500 coming out next Spring, I expect sales to surge to head up the marques listed in Patpending's list.
Interestingly, the MG3 is not on the SAICMG.com website. Will MG be introducing an electric car in this segment or will it focus on SUVs?

 

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An electric mini would be good...

That exists, doesn't it. MINI Electric | Range | MINI UK