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MG, short for Morris Garages, is a historic British car brand. Now owned by the SAIC Motor Corporation Limited, MG has been in Australia in its current form, building budget SUVs and hatches, since 2018. The company even produces an electric SUV.
We've spent countless hours researching the best EOFY car deals, so you can save money when buying a new car. If you're looking for an MG, you could save up to $5,040 right now!
Offers end 30 June
MG EOFY deals
Click on the price to compare monthly car loan repayment amounts from a range of lenders.
| Model | Drive-away cost from | Savings | Dealer | Notes |
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| 2020 MG3 Core 1.5-litre petrol automatic | $16,490 | $1,357* |
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| 2019 MG ZS Essence 1.0-litre petrol automatic | $27,490 | $857* |
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| 2019 MG HS Vibe 1.5-litre automatic | $28,470 | $2,520^ $3,220#^ | MG Chullora, Chullora, NSW |
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| 2019 MG HS Excite 1.5-litre petrol automatic | $30,450 | $4,340* $5,040# | Rex Gorell New Cars, Geelong, VIC |
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| 2019 MG HS Excite 1.5-litre petrol automatic | $31,990 | $2,800* $3,500# | Goldcoast MG, Haval & Great Wall, Southport, QLD |
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| 2019 MG HS Excite 1.5-litre petrol automatic | $30,200 | $1,800* | Col Crawford MG, North Narrabeen, NSW |
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| 2019 MG3 Core 1.5-litre petrol automatic | $15,900 | $1,090^ $1,590# | MG Chullora, Chullora, NSW |
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| 2019 MG ZS Excite 1.0-litre petrol automatic | $23,490 | $2,000* $2,500# | Parramatta MG, Granville, NSW |
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*From ordinary driveaway price, including cashback offer and gift pack value
#With options
^Excludes government charges
MG Motors Australia range
MG builds quite a few different models, like the MG3 small hatchback that rivals cars like the Suzuki Swift. It also markets the MG HS medium SUV, which has a five-star ANCAP rating and the smaller SUV, the ZS.
Our resident car tester, Alex Jeffs, drove the MG HS, saying at the time:
If you are currently in the market for a midsize SUV, I'd suggest getting down to your closest dealership and arranging a test drive.
Chalk up more savings!
Only one of the offers we found stated "no haggling", so the rest are fair game. Bargaining with the dealer could save you even more money! You should also make sure you get the absolute best price for your trade-in.
Then finally, you need to spend a couple of moments comparing car loans. It'll help you learn what you can afford, understand the car financing jargon and save hundreds of dollars between the most and least expensive car loans.
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