Mini Cooper

Mini Cooper

Today we drive inefficient, gas guzzling, two ton automobiles on a regular basis. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could change that and have some fun in the process?   There’s a fun, safe, affordable alternative called the Mini Cooper.   This car will transform a boring, painful commute into a totally enjoyable experience.
The Italian Job movie, which showcased the Mini, had a significant impact on the Mini’s popularity in recent years. Today more than 100,000 units are leaving the manufacturing plant in Oxford, UK annually. The wait to purchase one can sometimes last half a year or more.   What makes this car so irresistible? As an enthusiastic Mini owner, let me share some insights.
When you drive a Mini, you’re driving almost 50 years of quality British craftsmanship. Mini is now a subsidiary of BMW, and is often referred to as a “poor-man’s BMW.” All the international awards prove the Mini isn’t just another cheaply made small car. At around $17,000 MSRP for the base model, you can pick one up for less than a standard Toyota Camry. Combine that with high quality, high demand, and low price and you’ve got a vehicle that retains its value. While other cars usually lose half their residual value after three years, the Mini Cooper’s typically drops less than ten percent.
The Mini Cooper standard features include leatherette or cloth upholstery, tilt steering wheel, A/C, CD player, and power everything. Also standard is a great ride with Mini’s phenomenal steering and handling. Additional options include navigation systems, power sunroof, moon roof, and even stripes on your hood. Small on the outside, they’re surprisingly roomy on the inside.   The rear seats fold down so you can fit lots of stuff.
If you are asking if a car this small can be safe, consider the many safety items. A half-dozen front and side airbags are included as standard. The car is designed to crush progressively and protect the occupants. The Mini Cooper consistently earns a...