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The Mini - Past to Present


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By : Ombladom Freacka   19 or more times read
Submitted 2012-02-22 13:57:14

I have always had a soft location for the initial design Mini. It played a component in my childhood and also my youth. During the 80s and 90s it appeared like almost everyone had one. Cheap, fun and good-looking little machines. Id like to add reliable to that list, however they had various issues.

Our family favourites was the Mini Countryman. This was the stretched estate version from the classic salon shape. Additionally, it had the later 1275 Clubman style front. Lots of changes in the original, but it still somehow looked like a Mini.

Did we love our old Countryman since it was a nice looking car? Well, no not really. We loved it because unlike the saloon version, were able to acquire some luggage in it and disappear for the weekend in relative comfort.

So, now here we are, some 3 decades on and the Mini Countryman is making its come back. Initially when i first saw the car, I thought Oh no, what they have done! It had been like looking at the Minis ugly brother that were hidden away for years.

Following the initial shock wore off I reminded myself of the past and the original Mini Countryman which wed loved so much. This helped me wake up to the extra practicality this model gives, combined with the statement and elegance of the Mini brand (now a part of BMW).

Although this model wisely passes on the faux wood trim from the old classic, it still supports the rugged, ready to use it look on the road.

How does it drive then? Well understandably it is a different class towards the original. In fact i was driving it for two weeks there was no rust! Something you wouldnt have been able to say with confidence on the original car.

During these modern days it is usually fairer to check it to love priced cars like the Volkswagen Golf. While you get slightly better class trim within the VW you will not be making the same statement. So you are actually trading style for finish with regards to these cars.

Even though it is less than the aggressive driving abilities of its saloon cousin, its very capable. Chances are you wont be driving it tough anyway because it will most likely be purchased by families.

I needed to hate this car, but ended up loving it. Im still unsure from the looks, but it does some how manage to capture the essence from the original. A family worker, which also brings a grin to your face. Worth a glance in my opinion.


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