R56 2007 MCS with Turbo prices
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Originally Posted by MiniTX
As least with the way Mini's are priced, what I pay, is what you pay, what everyone pays,,, we are all equal. On top of that, the buying experience is alot more enjoyable instead of the sales person, sales manager, consumer shell game going on so common with almost every other car purchase.
I did pay cost plus a nickle for shipping since i work for MINI.
so thats means a 05 base MINI s which sells for $20,950 was only $18,950 to me.
#127
Ordered in early 06 and waiting for an 07 build due late in the year. Pity about the supercharger, but at least the engine will be 21st century. About French cars, my last car was a 160hp 2litre PUG 306 and it was a rocket. Renault and Peugeot/Citroen are the success stories of European manufacturing and mores the pity they aren't in the US, along with Alfa, as they build great small cars.
Any input Peugeot have will be well worth it.
Any input Peugeot have will be well worth it.
#128
Originally Posted by Redvaliant
Ordered in early 06 and waiting for an 07 build due late in the year. Pity about the supercharger, but at least the engine will be 21st century. About French cars, my last car was a 160hp 2litre PUG 306 and it was a rocket. Renault and Peugeot/Citroen are the success stories of European manufacturing and mores the pity they aren't in the US, along with Alfa, as they build great small cars.
Any input Peugeot have will be well worth it.
Any input Peugeot have will be well worth it.
#129
Here is something that I found just poking through the web....
http://www.psa-peugeot-citroen.com/d...1103281940.pdf
This is the Engine that is going to reportedly be in the 2007.
Also The MINI Traveller concept vehicle will appear on a stretched wheelbase version of the MINI - possibly in 2008 or 2009. I for one don't like the Concept MINI that much.
http://www.psa-peugeot-citroen.com/d...1103281940.pdf
This is the Engine that is going to reportedly be in the 2007.
Also The MINI Traveller concept vehicle will appear on a stretched wheelbase version of the MINI - possibly in 2008 or 2009. I for one don't like the Concept MINI that much.
#130
Originally Posted by Gottoon
Here is something that I found just poking through the web....
http://www.psa-peugeot-citroen.com/d...1103281940.pdf
This is the Engine that is going to reportedly be in the 2007.
Also The MINI Traveller concept vehicle will appear on a stretched wheelbase version of the MINI - possibly in 2008 or 2009. I for one don't like the Concept MINI that much.
http://www.psa-peugeot-citroen.com/d...1103281940.pdf
This is the Engine that is going to reportedly be in the 2007.
Also The MINI Traveller concept vehicle will appear on a stretched wheelbase version of the MINI - possibly in 2008 or 2009. I for one don't like the Concept MINI that much.
motoringfile.com/2004/12/14/new_mini_38_psa_engine_range_in_detail
#132
Originally Posted by chows4us
Where can you get an 07 with a tubo?
Is that like a Tuba?
Is that like a Tuba?
Originally Posted by o-ron
btw, there's won't be an '07 turbo convertible S...
#133
#135
I'd just like to wait and see what either MINI and/or aftermarket groups do in the following year or 2 after the '07 introduction to *really* take advantage of that new engine and turbo. It seems like they're being a bit hesitant / conservative on pushing it (I some past readings I've heard that they were running into blown heads and limitations of the aluminum block?? but what do i know..)
Anyway.. it'll be interesting to see what MINI does with the engine on the mid-model refresh. (200hp... awd... ??)
Anyway.. it'll be interesting to see what MINI does with the engine on the mid-model refresh. (200hp... awd... ??)
#136
#137
Originally Posted by planeguy
Demand is really a function of price. If MINI's cost $10 then about %99.99 of people would buy one. If a MINI cost $1,000,000 about %.0001 of people would buy one....
diminishing returns due to market saturation
diminishing returns due to market saturation
I'm tired of homework
#139
I am currently in the market for a MINI Cooper S. What I was not aware though, was that the Chrysler designed Tritec was only a 2-valve engine. That's not going to work for me. The new 2007 MINI with the BMW/Peugeot-Citroen 4-valve turbocharged engine should be much better. My plans for a new Cooper S are now, officially on hold! I'll be waiting and saving for the NEW Cooper S.
Great site!
S Won
Great site!
S Won
#141
Originally Posted by S Won
I am currently in the market for a MINI Cooper S. What I was not aware though, was that the Chrysler designed Tritec was only a 2-valve engine. That's not going to work for me. The new 2007 MINI with the BMW/Peugeot-Citroen 4-valve turbocharged engine should be much better. My plans for a new Cooper S are now, officially on hold! I'll be waiting and saving for the NEW Cooper S.
Great site!
S Won
Great site!
S Won
#145
Originally Posted by Coop d'etat
My question is...Will it become a MCT?
(i think I need nitrus or something so when these redneck V8s try to drag I can show them something neet)
#146
My wife and I went down to the closest MINI dealer we have close by and I test drove a MCS and I fell in love......I love small good habdling cars with good power range and I decided this will be my next car to purchase, I still have 6 months left on the lease of my current car so in the mean time I've been researching on the 07 MCS (Turbo) and now I dont know what to do if I should wait for it or get the 06 MCS that I builded at the dealer........
What do you guy's think?
Should I wait for the 07 or get the last production batch of 06 moels?
I' afraid BMW rasing the price of the car! I hope not and if so then not by much.
What do you guy's think?
Should I wait for the 07 or get the last production batch of 06 moels?
I' afraid BMW rasing the price of the car! I hope not and if so then not by much.
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Originally Posted by ChrisV-FL
My wife and I went down to the closest MINI dealer we have close by and I test drove a MCS and I fell in love......I love small good habdling cars with good power range and I decided this will be my next car to purchase, I still have 6 months left on the lease of my current car so in the mean time I've been researching on the 07 MCS (Turbo) and now I dont know what to do if I should wait for it or get the 06 MCS that I builded at the dealer........
What do you guy's think?
Should I wait for the 07 or get the last production batch of 06 moels?
I' afraid BMW rasing the price of the car! I hope not and if so then not by much.
What do you guy's think?
Should I wait for the 07 or get the last production batch of 06 moels?
I' afraid BMW rasing the price of the car! I hope not and if so then not by much.
#149
I heard similar. I would expect MINI to increase the price of the S in particular, but the standard Cooper will probably remain similarly priced. I would imagine that BMW is hoping to create a better balance between the two models in the US (where sales of the S are about 70% of total sales).
Also, BMW has not been terribly enthusiastic about the lower profit margin on the MINI (particularly compared to the rest of their model range) and will most likely be reducing cost and increasing price to widen that margin. With an all-new model they have the opportunity to raise the bar a bit (since obviously demand is outstripping supply!)
We shall see...
Also, BMW has not been terribly enthusiastic about the lower profit margin on the MINI (particularly compared to the rest of their model range) and will most likely be reducing cost and increasing price to widen that margin. With an all-new model they have the opportunity to raise the bar a bit (since obviously demand is outstripping supply!)
We shall see...