The "New Mini" first appeared in North American showrooms as a 2002 model, as part of the turn-of-the-century wave of retro-styled machinery that included the Volkswagen New Beetle, Chrysler PT Cruiser and Chevrolet HHR. It took about a decade for the 21st-century Mini to begin showing up in car graveyards in large numbers, and they remain easy to find today. Here's an '07 Cooper S model in a Colorado yard.
IBx1And the only thing they will have spent money to advertise was a desperate grab for ceo compensation
3-On-The-TreeLou_BC, I think the great highway mpg is a combination of a low curb weight at 3200lbs, weight distribution with the engine up front and transmission and transaxle in the rear. And the great LS3 V8 with the 6 speed at 80mph it’s only pushing 1700 rpm’s on the tach, which is barely working.
Stanley SteamerI think Ponch and Jon riding ahead of that thing could do a lot more on their own for recruitment. For one thing they could invite the public to watch some cool motorcycle tricks. The kids love that.
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