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Category Archives: Mini Models
Mini’s Paceman and its 5 standout qualities
The Mini Paceman serves as the world’s first sports activity coupé in the premium small and compact vehicle segment, and Mini takes that status quite seriously. As the benchmark for sporty style, it exhibits unmatched design from the inside out. Safety … Continue reading
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Tagged Chassis, Drivetrain, go-kart feeling, Interior design, MINI of Ontario, Mini Paceman, safety, sports activity coupé
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See what’s in store for the new Mini Countryman
More times than not, change is good. And so was the case when we here at Mini of Ontario learned about the new modifications coming to the Mini Countryman. “Detailed refinements to the car’s design and the selection of materials … Continue reading
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Tagged autos, BMW Group, Mini Countryman, MINI of Ontario, modifications
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Mini’s Clubvan steps in with more space
“Two seats, five doors, endless usage potential.” Those were the words used to describe the Mini Clubvan, which made its global debut at the Geneva International Motor Show this year. With “more space for style,” the Clubvan takes design nods … Continue reading
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Tagged BMW Group, cargo space, Clubman, Clubvan, load capacity, MINI, MINI of Ontario, split rear doors, storage space
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Mini retains its value like a true champ
Resale value is definitely something to be taken into consideration when purchasing a new vehicle. And the folks at Kiplinger certainly know a car’s value. So when the media giant announced its 12 best resale value cars for 2012, we … Continue reading
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Tagged invoice price, Kiplinger, Mini Cooper Countryman, Mini Cooper Coupe S, mpg, resale value, sticker price
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J’adore Mini – that and more from the Paris Auto Show
Don’t worry. We here at Mini of Ontario won’t pretend like we can speak in French, beyond the typical, “oui oui, mon amor,” of course. What we can honestly say, however, is that Mini is definitely turning heads at the … Continue reading
The colors of the Mini rainbow
There are a ton of reasons to love the Mini Cooper Countryman. For starters, there’s the six-speed manual transmission. Or take the performance suspension and dynamic stability control, for example. They’re both reason enough to swoon over the sporty little … Continue reading
Bienvenue à Paris!
Next week, all automotive eyes will be on Paris. In the meantime, however, there’s plenty to get us excited for France’s biggest automotive show. In fact, the media is offering up several hints as to what will ooh la la … Continue reading
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Tagged Detroit Auto Show, diesel, France, MINI, Mini Paceman, Paris, Paris Auto Show, Wall Street Journal, WSJ
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Driving fun – no spare parts required
In a recent article posted on MarketWatch.com, lamentations for a fun, reliable car dominated the text. The rant included mention of small, zippy cars that, while fun to drive, required a garage full of spare parts and at the very … Continue reading
Paddle shifting like a race car driver
Keeping our hands at 10 and 2. We learned it when we first got behind the wheel in driver’s ed, and as the years have passed, we’ve kept them there. It gives us a greater sense of control and gosh … Continue reading