MG Zs 2023

Luxury

Year

2023

Mileage

45,642 km

Fuel type

Gasoline

Transmission

Manual

Body type

SUV

Colour

White

Drive type

Four-Wheel Drive

Engine

1,000 cc

Seats

Trim

Luxury

Source

subito

Region

Roma

Seller

Private seller

Availability

Available

Condition & History

Accident unknown

Repairs unknown

Recall unknown

Inspection unknown

Verification unknown

Used vehicle

What this is worth

Comparable listings run $10,681 to $27,658.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model: $17,978
Year: −$3,779
Mileage: −$3,128

Valued

About this car

Highlights

5‑seat, 1.0 L gasoline engine with manual gearbox
45 642 km, well‑maintained, sold in Rome
9990 € – great value for a used SUV
Premium features: heated seats, leather steering wheel, Android Auto, and more

Features

Safety

ABS, EBA, ESP, EBD, front side airbags, TPMS

Comfort

Air conditioning, heated front seats, leather steering wheel, rear seat storage pockets, power windows, central locking with remote

Technology

Android Auto, DAB radio, automatic headlights, LED daytime running lights, hill start assist

Why Choose This Vehicle?

A compact SUV that combines the practicality of an off‑road capable chassis with the convenience of modern tech and comfort – all at a competitive price.

2023 MG Zs: what owners report

First-generation ZS: several Australian owners report jerky or erratic automatic gear changes, including on hill starts, and one had the transmission replaced.2021–2023
First-generation ZS, mostly ZST versions: owners report infotainment screens freezing or blanking, cruise control cutting out and occasional no-start faults.2021–2023
First-generation petrol ZS: weak acceleration is the most common complaint from Australian owners, with lag from a standstill and the car struggling on hills and when overtaking.2021–2023
First-generation ZS: several Australian owners complain of long waits for parts and service and poor dealer support when faults appear.2021–2023

All owner feedback on the MG Zs