The MG Astor is often marketed as a versatile family car, but how well it actually does this varies depending on your family’s road trip preferences. It does come with a spacious cabin for its class, but users have complained of the boot space being a little restricted for longer journeys. The rear seats also come under fire for comfort on longer drives, with some saying they are supportive, while others lament the absence of under thigh support. And fuel efficiency on highways is a question of practicality for road trips. Some owners like the car's highway manners and cruise control for long trips, while others think it's less than what you get in a larger SUV. The debate surrounding the Astor consists of whether it strikes the correct equilibrium in regards to city maneuverability and highway comfort in a family car.