Transparency
How MG AutoTech creates technical content.
Guides and workshop insights should make technical decisions easier to understand. This page explains which sources we use, where we deliberately limit our claims and when a workshop insight can become a documented case study.
Responsibility and purpose
MG AutoTech is responsible for the editorial content. Articles provide technical guidance before a vehicle-specific assessment. They replace neither diagnosis of the actual vehicle nor case-specific legal advice.
An article is not published simply to fit in as many search terms as possible. It must answer a clearly defined question, explain a sensible next step and lead to a genuinely relevant service or contact page.
Source hierarchy
Technical and legally sensitive statements are checked primarily against official or primary sources. These include current legal texts, authorities, recognised inspection organisations and original documentation from manufacturers and system providers. Third-party technical articles may supplement this foundation, but do not replace it.
- Each guide lists its sources alongside the article.
- Manufacturer figures are identified as such, not presented as our own measurements.
- Legal notes are not treated as blanket approval for a vehicle.
- Conflicting or vehicle-dependent points are identified explicitly.
Rules for projects and performance figures
The projects section deliberately distinguishes workshop insights from documented case studies. A workshop insight may explain how the work is approached, but must not claim unsupported customer results or success rates.
A case study may be published only after the vehicle details, publication permission, image rights and reported results have been checked. Before-and-after figures also require the measurement method, units and conditions. If power was not measured, no figure is inferred or estimated.
What we do not present as fact
- Blanket PS or Nm figures without a specific vehicle and measurement basis
- Guaranteed fault causes based on a diagnostic code alone
- Guaranteed road approval, registration, HU/AU passes or insurance acceptance
- Reviews, projects, certificates or tools without a verifiable source
- Marketing terms as a substitute for technical or legal assessment
Updates and corrections
Maintained guides show publication and update dates. Changes to a vehicle or the legal framework may require a fresh review. If you notice a factual inconsistency or an unavailable source, please send the affected link with a brief explanation.