7.6
2025 MG Cyberster review
This convertible is unlike any other currently on the road. Its offers oodles of wow factor but its silence leaves it devoid of character.
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Jack Quick
MG Cyberster vs BMW 4 Series Comparison
MG Cyberster
BMW 4 Series
2024 MG
Cyberster
vs
2024 BMW
4 Series
How they stack...
CarExpert Score
CarExpert has rated other vehicles in the sports category, between scores of 7 and 9.
0.0
7.6
8.3
0.0
Based on the MG Cyberster 77kWh AWD
Based on the BMW 4 Series 30i M SPORT
Best suitable for...
Luxury
FunFuel Efficiency
NA
59L
389 to 484 km
Warranty
-
5 year
warranty
warranty
MSRP
-
$93,700 - $148,400
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CarExpert's Take
Jack Quick
Assistant Production Editor
Jack Quick drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Comfortable grand tourer
- Plenty of premium touches
- Electric scissor doors turn heads
Misses
- Touchscreens blocked by steering wheel
- Driving position a little too high
- Synthetic engine noises don't add character
Scott Collie
Contributor
Scott Collie drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- It's a sharp looker
- Updated interior is a step forward
- Balance of ride and handling comfort
Misses
- More buttons would be better inside
- Four-cylinder power not a sexy as a six
- Price hikes still rankle
Optional Features
NA
- Individual Metallic Paint (+$3,850)
- Individual Metallic Paint Premium (+$9,500)
- Individual Interior Trim (+$1,200)
- Metallic Paint (+$2,000)
- M Sport Pro (+$1,900)
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