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si3000 11-06-10 11:41 AM

Possible new MG ZS
 
Hi Guys...

I've owned a ZR for the past year and it was worte of last week, after being rear-ended.

I’ve been looking about for a new car and I’m going to test drive and maybe buy a mk2 ZS tomorrow.

It’s the 2.0l (101?) model. I’ve been a member of the mgzr.co.uk for a few years now but don’t really know much about ZS’s.

Is there any major things I should be looking out for?

Is there really much of a difference between the 101 and 115 diesel engines?

Cheers for any advice guys.

Here are a few pics of the car

2005 MK2 2.Ol with full V6 Body kit. 55,000 and comes with blue alcantara seats! :-D

http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/g...3000/mgzs2.jpg
http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/g...3000/mgzs1.jpg

rozzr 11-06-10 12:12 PM

That's a great one mate, i'd snap that up right away if it's in good nick - very rare combo!

Looks wise you can't do much better than a black mk2 kitted saloon and it sounds well spec'd - plus derv engine with todays fuel prices is always a bonus (as well as being very reliable) - that's if you can put up with derv performance/noise!

Great cars though mate, world apart from the ZR.

stamford 11-06-10 12:13 PM

I don't know that much about the differences but it does look and sound good from the description. Guess the major difference being the power output and how it is to drive on daily basis. Have you driven a derv before?

Stuart 11-06-10 12:20 PM

I had the 101 BHP version and loved it, was suprising quick for what it was and the fuel consumption was brilliant, never had a problem with mine, was my dads from new then mine and only ever needed serviced and a few exhaust bits in 115k!

I know one way to tell the difference s that the 115 BHP model has disks on the rear and the 101 has drums. there are prob more but im sure somebody will let you know.

Looks like a really nice car.

si3000 11-06-10 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stamford (Post 158160)
I don't know that much about the differences but it does look and sound good from the description. Guess the major difference being the power output and how it is to drive on daily basis. Have you driven a derv before?

I've drove diesels before but never a MG Rover Derv. If all looks 100% tomorrow this could well be the new car :happy2:

Jay-ZS+ 11-06-10 12:30 PM

Im sure I reconise that number plate:hmmm:

si3000 11-06-10 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jay-ZS+ (Post 158165)
Im sure I reconise that number plate:hmmm:

Is that a good or bad thing? :huh:

Its a Northern Ireland registered car.

Jay-ZS+ 11-06-10 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by si3000 (Post 158166)
Is that a good or bad thing? :huh:

Its a Northern Ireland registered car.

It may have belonged to a forum member before, if that's the case chances are it was well looked after. I may be mistaken though! :)

StragglaSteve 11-06-10 12:44 PM

welcome to the big boys fella!

i garantee you will love every minute of your new ZS (when you get it)

also if you so wish, these diesel engines can get some great tuning and a nice bit of torque out of them!

arwilson80 11-06-10 01:12 PM

Belfast registered... only 2 people on here from N.I. that i can immediately think of and the only one who has a black ZS is me. Not a 'turf burner' though.


and FYI...
Your vehicle (registration AEZ9860) has been identified as a 2005 MG DIESEL 4 DOOR SALOON (ZS+ TD 101).


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