New car
#1
New car
Hello everyone,
First time posting, interesting craud.
I need some advice here. Currently not an owner yet, but my story goes as follows..
I was toying with the idea of buying one, ( I'm not big into cars) but I made the mistake of driving one, and ever since I HAVE TI GET ONE. Anyway I was looking for an used cooper s convertible, loved the turbo,,,but an opportunity of buying a regular copper convertible not s came, and financially makes a lot of sence (very good buy) . My question. Is it a big difference s vs not..
Thanks and sorry for using so much space on my first post
First time posting, interesting craud.
I need some advice here. Currently not an owner yet, but my story goes as follows..
I was toying with the idea of buying one, ( I'm not big into cars) but I made the mistake of driving one, and ever since I HAVE TI GET ONE. Anyway I was looking for an used cooper s convertible, loved the turbo,,,but an opportunity of buying a regular copper convertible not s came, and financially makes a lot of sence (very good buy) . My question. Is it a big difference s vs not..
Thanks and sorry for using so much space on my first post
#2
Not big into cars? Drove a MINI. You will be soon!
IMHO, get the straight Cooper. Better reliability, fun to drive. If you need to drive quicker, you will want the S. Otherwise they are almost the same car.
You didn't say if you were looking at Gen1 or Gen2 cars. There is a BIG difference between the generations, both in looks/design and the way they drive.
IMHO, get the straight Cooper. Better reliability, fun to drive. If you need to drive quicker, you will want the S. Otherwise they are almost the same car.
You didn't say if you were looking at Gen1 or Gen2 cars. There is a BIG difference between the generations, both in looks/design and the way they drive.
#3
Well it's a 2010 (bone color with brown top..beautiful also its automatic, with a sport push button that was so much fun...and you are right, I think I'm getting into cars I'm looking already for 17,s because the car has 16,s and is not under the tire and rim service, it has the maintenance, excluding tires and rims.. Speaking of warranties.. Do you know if I have to go and change the names with BMW or automatically changes with ownership? Thanks
#4
Well it's a 2010 (bone color with brown top..beautiful also its automatic, with a sport push button that was so much fun...and you are right, I think I'm getting into cars I'm looking already for 17,s because the car has 16,s and is not under the tire and rim service, it has the maintenance, excluding tires and rims.. Speaking of warranties.. Do you know if I have to go and change the names with BMW or automatically changes with ownership? Thanks
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I, too worried these mods might void warranty. Nope! Mod away!!! I emailed and researched to be sure.... CAI was a 15 minute install by husband (I held the shop light). Very, very simple and effective!!!!!! Am told torque arm Bushing worthwhile as well, and very affordable! LOVE my Mini!!!
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Oh, forgot to mention, I swapped out my chrome 16" run flats for 17" Enkei EDR9's and Conti DWS performance tires. Love the look, AND the smoother ride! Have fun!!!!!
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If you are buying from a MINI dealer I'm sure they will transfer the warranty for you, but if you are buying elsewhere, I'd call MINI or your local MINI dealer to find out how to do it.
The ride on the 17's will be harsher than the 16's. A 19mm rear sway bar will also help you corner flatter... the list goes on.
I suggest you live with the car and drive the heck out of it for a while before making any changes. Modding is great, but can get expensive quickly. Find out what you want to improve and then research how to do it.
Have fun!
The ride on the 17's will be harsher than the 16's. A 19mm rear sway bar will also help you corner flatter... the list goes on.
I suggest you live with the car and drive the heck out of it for a while before making any changes. Modding is great, but can get expensive quickly. Find out what you want to improve and then research how to do it.
Have fun!
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