The MG3 – the new supermini from China that’s bolted together in the UK – will cost from £8,399 when it goes on sale in the UK in September.

All the UK models of the new MG 3 (pictured) will cost under £10k
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MG revealed the UK MG 3 back in June as their design centre in Birmingham, and it’s not a terrible looking thing – at least from some angle.
What will help is a relatively modest entry point, and the MG3 is starting at £8,399 when it goes on sale in the UK in September. Not the cheapest car on the block, but not too silly a price.
There will be a four model range on offer with the entry point 3Time getting LED running lights, hill hold, corner brake control and traction control, with the next model up – the MG 3Form adding AirCon and Bluetooth, the 3Form Sport getting a set of 16″ alloys and a bit of a body kit and the range-topping 3Style adding auto lights and wipers, Cruise and parking sensors.
All the MG 3 models run the same 1.5 litre petrol engine and 5-speed manual ‘box with 105bhp offering 47.8mpg and emissions of 136g/km, a 0-62mph of £10.9 seconds and a top speed of 108mph.
All the new MG 3 models will cost under £10k – although MG are hoping to upsell in a big way with customisation options – with the entry-level 3Time costing £8,399 and the range-topping 3Style £9,999.
The new MG 3 goes on sale in the UK in September.



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