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Post by David on Sept 3, 2010 9:36:59 GMT
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Post by baconsdozen on Sept 3, 2010 11:10:28 GMT
"Price from £16,000"
Oh dear indeed.
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Post by eisdielenbiker on Sept 3, 2010 12:46:29 GMT
"Price from £16,000" Oh dear indeed. Sounds too little for what image they have built up around this overprized camouflaged BMW. Maybe with a no-engine inside.... |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2010 7:39:37 GMT
I recognise some ugliness from the X5.
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Post by eisdielenbiker on Sept 4, 2010 11:19:23 GMT
I bet on the X1 platform...
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Post by Colin McA on Sept 4, 2010 15:54:24 GMT
making most use of the brand name there.
Those of us who own the Classic mini love them for there cheeky character the BMW MINI is not bad but I think they are streching it a bit with this MINI X3 or whatever it is.
It will sell though probably to the same people who buy the BMW 4x4 coupe things. They must make cars for indecisive people. " I want a 4x4 or a sleek coupe", " I want a cool nippy mini but want room for the 3 kids and the prams" buy a MPV or two cars....
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Post by Warwick on Sept 7, 2010 2:37:16 GMT
Sorry, but I can see the logic in this.
It opens up the possibilities for a whole range of Minis to suit all tastes and needs. Small delivery vans, furniture vans, tip trucks, buses, etc. Why should the design and marketing people be hamstrung by the name. That's just being shortsighted. Personally I can't wait for the range of full-size Mini earthmoving equipment.
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Post by kevdon on Sept 14, 2010 17:58:33 GMT
i just saw one of these.......
mini no!!!
revamped austin maxi ,YES
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