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Colour guide

Solid - Arctic white Free

White is an ever-popular paint option among new car buyers. And what’s better than being popular? Being popular and free, that’s what. Artic white is a solid colour, and the only shade that’s included in the price of a new MG ZS.

Metallic - Battersea Blue £545

This is a bold and strong blue that suits the styling of the MG ZS. Battersea Blue is a metallic colour, and to our eyes it’s a worthwhile upgrade over the standard solid white, even though it adds to the price.

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Metallic - Black pearl £545

Black is the second most popular colour for new cars at the moment – one in five buyers choose it. So, if you decide on Black pearl metallic for your MG ZS, you’ll be in good company. Black is a good choice for easy resale in a few years, although it does show the dirt.

Metallic - Hoxton Orange £545

If you prefer to go unnoticed, Hoxton Orange is not for you. For someone who is happy to stand out, though, this bright orange metallic really gets attention. It’s a vivid, youthful colour. Just remember that it will put off as many used buyers as it attracts when the time comes to sell the car on.

Metallic - Monument Silver £545

Silver makes most cars look smart. Monument Silver metallic works well with the styling of the ZS, although silver is not as popular as grey, black or white. Silver tends to hide the dirt well, so it’s a good colour to pick if you find car cleaning a chore.

Tri coat - Dynamic Red £695

The triple-coat finish adds real depth and lustre to the Dynamic Red colour. It works particularly well in direct sunlight, but it looks sporty whatever the weather. Although not as popular as grey or black, red is in the top five colours for new cars, so it’s a good choice with one eye on easy resale in a few years time.