MG3 review pictures

<p class="short-teaser">The MG3 is a smart-looking supermini&nbsp;with a very low starting price.</p>

<span>With suspension tuned specifically for UK roads, the MG3 responds well to twisty roads. The gearbox is slick, but the thrashy engine spoils the the enjoyment.</span>

<span>The interior is neatly designed in the MG3, but the plastics used are hard and low-rent while the switches are flimsy.</span>

<span>The MG offers good rear legroom, while the five-door body makes it easier to access those the rear seats.&nbsp;</span>

<span>The 285-litre boot on the MG3 is deep and&nbsp;larger than its rivals. However if you choose the optional spare wheel, the volume drops to 256 litres.</span>

<span>Neat details on the MG3 include the high-mounted tail-lamps, LED running lights and MINI-style curved A-pillars,</span>

<span>Speccing an MG3 will be all about how it looks - and the wide range of decals, <span>colourful door mirror covers and lots of wheel choices</span>&nbsp;will attract lots of young buyers.</span>