New Mini convertible
Originally Posted by gaddafi,Nov 28 2008, 09:26 PM
I cannot believe a straight man would drive one of these
He's a salesman working in a Mini dealership delivering it to a customer's wife.
As it has just been bought as a valentine's day present.
Erm... that is all.
Waiting to see dozens of them tootling on the M4 this spring
[QUOTE=simonprelude,Nov 28 2008, 01:42 PM] One optional extra that caught our eye is the new 'Openometer', which records in hours the amount of time the owner has had the top down. This fits into the rev counter and will cost about
Originally Posted by Gaspode,Nov 28 2008, 09:34 PM
Easy...
He's a salesman working in a Mini dealership delivering it to a customer's wife.
As it has just been bought as a valentine's day present.
Erm... that is all.
Waiting to see dozens of them tootling on the M4 this spring

He's a salesman working in a Mini dealership delivering it to a customer's wife.
As it has just been bought as a valentine's day present.
Erm... that is all.
Waiting to see dozens of them tootling on the M4 this spring

Fortunately both of us agree on that matter.
Originally Posted by SteveFB,Nov 29 2008, 05:38 AM
I drive the wife's Cooper soft top & have no issues at all, in fact I love a blat out in it, great little drive. My only issue is I physically can't drive it during daylight.
Fortunately both of us agree on that matter.
Fortunately both of us agree on that matter.(couldn't find a fist)
homosexuality is no bar to marriage
as Oscar Wilde and many others have proved
Originally Posted by gaddafi,Nov 28 2008, 09:26 PM
I cannot believe a straight man would drive one of these
And the red starter button on the S has so much more point to it than an openometer?
What has been overlooked here is that the new Mini Convertible is lighter, more frugal, more powerful, has more luggage space, has slightly more rear legroom and has improved crash protection. That sounds like a fairly convincing update of what is a very successful car for BMW.
What has been overlooked here is that the new Mini Convertible is lighter, more frugal, more powerful, has more luggage space, has slightly more rear legroom and has improved crash protection. That sounds like a fairly convincing update of what is a very successful car for BMW.




I lied I was a passenger,