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Why MG Affinity?
Our scheme is designed to recognise and reward those eligible with access to exclusive savings across the MG range.
Who can access MG Affinity?
Employees and retirees of approved organisations and selected partners may be eligible for our MG Affinity benefits. You can see the full eligibility list here.
How it works:
1. Check your eligibility
2. Register on the MG Affinity Scheme Browse the offers Choose your preferred model Submit form/talk to your preferred dealer
3. Purchase through your preferred dealer and enjoy your exclusive savings
The MG Affinity Scheme enables eligible beneficiaries to enjoy significant savings on a range of new MG cars.
● Register with your details and select your associated MG Affinity partner from the drop-down menu
● Log in to explore the MG range and current offers available to you
● Speak to your chosen dealer who can arrange a test drive for you, discuss finance options, and answer any questions you may have
● Current, permanent direct employees of selected MG Affinity partners
● Former employees
● Retired employees drawing a pension from selected MG Affinity partners You can see the full eligibility list here.
It couldn’t be easier. First, check if your organisation is listed in the registration MG Affinity partner drop-down menu. If it is, just complete the required information, then you’re registered and ready to start accessing our offers!
Once you have access to the scheme, all you need to do to take advantage of the savings on a new MG model is:
● Generate your enquiry via the website and submit it to your chosen MG dealer
● Your chosen MG dealer will then be in touch to talk through next steps
● Once you’ve chosen your MG model and provided proof of eligibility, you can order directly through your chosen MG dealer.
● A valid UK Driving Licence
● A payslip that’s less than 30 days old and shows direct, permanent employment with the MG Affinity partner
● A valid UK Driving Licence
● Proof of your MG Affinity partner pension entitlement (a currentyear pension statement or P60)
● Proof of ongoing receipt of that pension from the MG Affinity partner (a recent bank statement, pension payslip or pension award letter)*
● A valid UK Driving Licence
● A valid membership card from the approved MG Affinity partner organisation (subject to terms and conditions)
*It’s important to note that a P60 alone doesn’t confirm that you’re currently in receipt of a pension (it only confirms that pension payments were made during the specified tax year). For this reason, a combination of these documents is required for definitive proof of active and ongoing receipt of pension payments, and of your eligibility for the scheme.
Rest assured when purchasing a car through the MG Affinity Scheme, you are not required to leave any original documents or copies with your MG dealer.
MG Affinity savings unfortunately can’t be used in conjunction with existing finance offers. But we’re pleased to say the savings available exclusively under the scheme will be substantial – and often more significant than any finance offers available separately.
Unfortunately, the MG Affinity Scheme doesn’t extend to:
● Contracted staff
● The self-employed
● Temporary staff
● Volunteer staff
● NHS ID cards
● Blue Light cards
● Defence Discount Cards (DDS cards)
● General staff ID cards
● Retirees not currently drawing on an MG Affinity partner pension
For the full terms and conditions associated with your specific MG Affinity
Scheme partner, please register and view the details on our website.
Yes, we’re constantly reviewing and adapting our offers for you, which means they’re subject to change at any time. For the very latest offers, please contact your MG dealer.
Yes, we’re delighted to say veterans can access our exclusive savings. However, every veteran's situation is unique and eligibility will depend on various factors related to your service and the specific terms of your retirement or discharge.
A veteran is defined as someone who has served in the Armed Forces and is no longer in active military service, i.e. not actively employed by the Armed Forces.
However, we recognise that some veterans may continue to work in civilian roles within the defence sector or related government departments after their military service.
Not all veterans are automatically entitled to a pension.
Eligibility for a military pension depends on the length and terms of service, as well as the specific pension scheme in place during the service period.
● A payslip that’s less than 30 days old and shows direct, permanent employment with the Armed Forces
Or alternatively:
● Proof of your Armed Forces pension entitlement (a current-year pension statement or P60)
● Proof of ongoing receipt of that pension from the Armed Forces (a recent bank statement, pension payslip or pension award letter)*
*It’s important to note that a P60 alone doesn’t confirm that you’re currently in receipt of a pension (it only confirms that pension payments were made during the specified tax year). For this reason, a combination of these documents is required for definitive proof of active and ongoing receipt of pension payments, and of your eligibility for the scheme.
Unfortunately, holders of Blue Light cards and Defence Discount cards
(DDS cards) are not included on our list of eligible partners, organisations
and employees.