- 22 Aug 12, 19:46#316813
A racing car that does not win, is just art
The person I feel sorry for in all this is his Press Officer in Clarence house.

A racing car that does not win, is just art
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Jabberwocky wrote:a couple of my mates have, they seem to be a bit hit and miss on the build qualityReally - that surprises me, seeing as they are BMW build.


Jabberwocky wrote:To explain a bit more, 5 of my mates have or had one. 3 out of the 5 never had a single problem apart from the usual costs (servicing, brakes etc) the other 2 had no end of problems with theres, to be fair the Mini warantee covered most of it without cost, there is still the annoyance of loosing your car for the day etc.The problem is, no matter how good certain cars are generally, sometimes you can just get a dud that causes you no end of grief.


Jabberwocky wrote:indeed, but at a rate of 2 out of 5 it is quite high. However in reality it is not a big enough sample group.Ive worked with 3 people that have owned one. Dont really keep in touch with them anymore, but they never seemed to grumble much about them.

Jabberwocky wrote:there must be a mini forumYeah must be. Appreciate the help though Jabster.

scotty wrote:A mate clocked up 110k miles in his Cooper very quickly with no major problems.Yeah, but lets be honest - the cooper S in a gun metal grey is a sexy beast - far sexier than a golf/focus.
Having driven his a bunch of times, personally, i think they are good to drive but the interior is a little cramped in the standard Mini's, especially considering that you can get Focuses and Golfs and so on for the same money (perhaps with better specs too).



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