Makes you think how different things could have been if the mini was sold in MG Rover showrooms.
heres a review........
http://www.mini2.com/news/news.php?id=108
heres a review........
http://www.mini2.com/news/news.php?id=108
I saw one standing next to a Metro - a supermini - and the *** was considerably bigger than the Metro.JLD said:I'm not sure if it is too big. I think that the small size of the windows helps to create that illusion. Although it obviously has been influenced by the 'proper' mini, I don't think that it will, in any way, replace it.
I could've written that, I agree with all you said.coopersworks said:It's all wrong, they have forgotten the whole idea of issi's mini.
Small on the outside, big on the inside!!!
It's almost the size of a golf yet there is no room inside at all.
Apart from the cooper s they are all very slow.
Look at the performance figure on the cooper then look at say a Rover 45 1.6
Now surely it should be faster than a medium/large family four door as the engine is the same size?
Come on MG-R Build an Austin Seven and blow the ### Mini away!!
Something fun, pratical, nice looking and price it right!!
Chris
P.S. The classic mini fan