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Check on our location map here or download our app to find the nearest car to where you live or work.
Get access to extra cars on a street near you
As an owner you know the benefits you get from an MG, but do you sometimes need a second car, a bigger car or even a van just to move something? Maybe you want to try the latest electric MG for an extended test drive?
Now you can, quickly and easily with Co Wheels. We are a car share club which is part of the MG family and allows you to borrow our cars and only pay when you use it. Unlike traditional car hire, our car club cars are available 24/7 on a street near you, no need to pick up keys.
Free membership for 1 year
MG owners can join Co Wheels FREE for the first year using the special MG promo code 'MGFREE" and you get all the advantages of Co Wheels membership at no cost.
You only pay when you use the cars - currently an hourly rate starting at £5.50 or a daily rate starting at £44, mileage of 23p a mile for petrol cars or 13p for electrics. Plus we have a range of MG cars on fleet which you may already be familiar with, check out our map to see if we have one near you.
Using Co Wheels is easy
Car share for every occasion
We have the vehicle you need waiting on your doorstep - a small car for a quick trip to the shops, or a family car for a weekend away, even people carriers and vans in some locations when you need the extra space. We are growing the number and range of MGs on our fleet although we currently have some other makes available.
Booking a car through our car share scheme is easy - just search online or use our app - you can instantly see what is available and where it is. You can book it immediately and you don't pay until two hours before the booking starts.
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Quick Reads
Oxford leads the way for shared electric cars
OXFORD now has more shared electric vehicles per head of population than any other UK city with the roll out of 10 new car club EVs on the city’s streets.
Trying out an electric vehicle for the first time
Our Dundee member, Gordon Shields, tried an electric vehicle for the first time for a trip to the Isle of Skye. He documented his trip to share with fellow electric vehicle novices.
Why everyone should embrace electric vehicles – dispelling myths and looking at the benefits
2030 seems a long way off, but when it comes to buying your next car, 2030 should definitely be in your thoughts.That’s because the government announced in 2020 that the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles would no longer be permitted beyond 2030, meaning many people are left with a big decision to make when buying their next car.
Going green with electric vehicles
Kermit the frog famously lamented that it’s not easy being green – but that’s not the case with an electric vehicle.While electric cars are big news these days, in reality, they’re not that new at all. In fact, the very first model was developed at around the same time as its petrol counterpart: in the late 19th Century – and, for a time, was more popular.