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**MG MG6 2012 – A Guide to Pricing, Specs, and Depreciation** The MG MG6, introduced as a compact family hatchback in 2012, has since carved out a reputation for nimble handling and value‑for‑money in the UK’s city‑driven market. Whether you’re comparing the original 2012 model or looking at the latest production year, understanding the **MG MG6 price** requires a glance at how the vehicle’s features stack up against its peers and how it holds its value over time. This guide offers a snapshot of the key specifications, a realistic depreciation outlook, and a comparative context—so you can answer questions like *“what is a 2012 MG MG6 worth”* and get a clear picture of the **used MG MG6 price** trend. --- ### Key Specifications (2012‑2015 MG MG6)

• Engine: 1.6L I4, 104 hp, 104 Nm torque
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic (optional)
• Fuel Type: Petrol, 10‑L/100 km (combined)
• Dimensions:
  • Wheelbase: 2510 mm
  • Length: 4192 mm
  • Width: 1782 mm
  • Height: 1470 mm
• Weight: 1045 kg (manual)
• Boot Space: 416 L, 527 L with rear seats folded
• Seats: 5 (front bucket seats + 2‑row rear bench)
• Power‑to‑Weight Ratio: 99 hp/1000 kg (manual)
• Safety: 3‑star Euro NCAP (original rating)

All figures are available for the 2012‑2015 range; later models feature cosmetic updates but retain the same core engine and drivetrain. --- ### Depreciation Insight MG MG6 depreciation mirrors the typical UK hatchback curve. After the first year, a 2012 MG MG6 will typically lose **15‑20% of its initial value**. Over the next two to three years, the annual depreciation rate generally drops to **10‑12%**. By the end of year five, owners might expect the vehicle to hold roughly **35‑40%** of its original purchase price—translating to a **used MG MG6 price** range of about £4,000–£6,000, depending on mileage, condition and location. These figures are averages; actual depreciation in a given market may vary. Factors such as garage storage, previous accident history, and regional demand can skew the values on either side of the norm. --- ### Comparison Context Compared to similar models—for instance the Hyundai i20, Mazda 2, and Kia Rio—the MG MG6 offers comparable performance but tends to be priced slightly lower than its premium‐branded counterparts. A 2012 Mitsubishi Mirage or an older Honda Jazz may sit closer to the low end of the price spectrum, while a new infant BMW 1‑Series or Mercedes‑B‑Class quickly outruns the MG MG6 in both launch

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