2023 MG ZST Review: I’m NOT Gonna LIE…

I can't lie to you about the 2023 MG ZS-T... Reviewing Australia's BEST SELLING small SUV is no small task (pardon the pun). Today we are reviewing the MG ZS-T, a turbo charged and cheap SUV from Chinese manufacturer MG. A few negative words have been said about the MG ZS-T in others reviews, but do we agree? Let's talk about how the MG ZS-T REALLY performs in today's review! -- TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:31 Pricing 00:00:51 Exterior 00:03:35 Interior (Front Seats) 00:07:07 Back Seats 00:08:03 Boot Space 00:08:32 Driving Impressions 00:12:23 0-100km/h Launch 00:13:03 Final Thoughts -- Read the full written review (with some extra insights!): -- ⚠️ Watch me next ⚠️ - Watch our Toyota Corolla Cross review! - Watch our Mahindra XUV700 Review! -- Here at CarSauce, we review every new car on the market. We are a community of sauce givers and we'd love for you to subscribe and join our community! We give every car "the sauce", test their 0-100km/h, and see whether or not they are worth purchasing and spending your hard-earned cash on. From time to time, we'll also buy a weird and wacky car and take you on the journey with me! We release videos every Sunday 5pm AEST / AEDT with the latest new car reviews! Your feedback is important, so if you want to see us do something new or something you would like me to change let me know! Got a question for me? Leave it in the comments! I try and respond to them all!
Video Summary
The video is a review of the MG ZST, highlighting its features, performance, and overall value for money. The presenters express surprise at the improvements MG has made over the years and discuss the car's design, comfort, technology, and practicality. 1. The MG ZST is surprisingly impressive for its price. 2. The design is attractive, especially in the orange color. 3. The interior features soft-touch materials and a decent amount of space. 4. The car has good performance, especially in city driving. 5. Fuel economy could be better, averaging around 10 liters per 100 km.
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