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2026 MG4 XPOWER seats: identify the integrated headrest before seeking a separate part
Retain the Australian MY26 MG4 XPOWER sport-seat identity and distinguish upper-seat repair from a complete seat requirement.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2026 MG4 EV Urban boot floor: separate two-level adjustment from underfloor storage
Identify the actual boot floor position on the Australian MY26 MG4 EV Urban; 98L storage volume does not establish panel dimensions or load capacity.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
MG3 seat rail recall: why collision locking cannot be assessed from everyday noises
An Australian 2024—2025 MG3 recall concerns seat rail unlocking in a collision. Check the official VIN list and distinguish this from daily adjustment.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2025 MG QS retractable parcel tray: check the tray and its mounting area
Australian MY25 MG QS lists Rear Retractable Parcel Tray. Identify the missing or damaged item and mounting area rather than selecting by width alone.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2025 MG QS front cup holder sliding cover: identify it separately from the centre armrest box
Australian MY25 MG QS lists front cup holders with a sliding door. Confirm the cover’s location before expanding a small-part request to an assembly.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2025 MG QS third-row access: retain the second-row right-side Easy Entry description
Australian MY25 MG QS lists second-row 60/40 folding and Easy Entry on Right Side. Keep side and movement requirements explicit.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2026 MGU9 EV lockable glove box: separate lid, locking and complete-box requirements
Retain the Australian MY26 MGU9 EV Lockable Glove Box identity and distinguish locking problems from lid or box damage.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2026 MGU9 EV driver seat 8-program massage: program count is not motor count
Australian MY26 MGU9 EV driver seat massage has 8 programs. Keep program names separate from hardware counts and other seat functions.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2026 MGU9 rear cushion 60/40 split: distinguish the Explore Pro entry from backrest folding
The Australian MY26 diesel MGU9 lists Rear Seat Cushion 60/40 Split only for Explore Pro. Keep cushion and backrest requirements separate.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2026 MGS6 EV glove box parts: retain the damping function when identifying the lid
The Australian MY26 MGS6 EV lists Glove Box with Dampening. Separate lid damage, movement and damping before defining the parts requirement.
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Seats and Interior2 min read
2026 MGS6 EV rear seat heating: outer seats only, with 1 level listed
The Australian MY26 MGS6 EV lists 1-level heating for the outer rear seats and 3 levels at the front. Identify the seat before assessing a complaint.
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2025 Cyberster seat trim: distinguish RWD NAPPA from AWD Alcantara and PU bolsters
Australian MY25 Cyberster uses different seat material descriptions for RWD and AWD. Retain the trim and damaged area without assuming full-seat composition.
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