7.6
2025 MG Cyberster review
This convertible is unlike any other currently on the road. It offers oodles of wow factor but its silence leaves it devoid of character.
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Jack Quick
2023 MG Cyberster vs 2024 BMW M3 Comparison
MG Cyberster
BMW M3
2023 MG
Cyberster
vs
2024 BMW
M3
How they stack...
Best suitable for...
Luxury
Fun
Driving the familyFuel Efficiency
NA
59L
566 to 614 km
Warranty
-
5 year
warranty
warranty
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CarExpert's Take
Jack Quick
Assistant Production Editor
Jack Quick drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Comfortable grand tourer
- Plenty of premium touches
- Electric scissor doors turn heads
Misses
- Touchscreens blocked by steering wheel
- Driving position a little too high
- Synthetic engine noises don't add character
Scott Collie
Contributor
Scott Collie drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Fearsomely fast on road and track
- Extra wagon practicality
- Still comfortable enough to use as a family car
Misses
- Options get expensive, fast
- Aggressive looks still aren't to all tastes
- We've had to wait so long!
Colours Available
Non-metallic paint (no cost)
- Alpine White
- Sao Paulo Yellow
Metallic paint (no cost)
- Black Sapphire
- M Portimao Blue
- M Toronto Red
- M Isle of Man Green
- M Brooklyn Grey
- Skyscraper Grey
- Aventurine Red
BMW Individual paint
- Dravit Grey ($2500)
- Tanzanite Blue ($2500)
- Frozen Portimao Blue metallic ($5000)
- Frozen Pure Grey metallic ($5000)
- Frozen Black metallic ($5000)
- Frozen Orange metallic ($5000)
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