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Quote: Originally Posted by Paul Mullett

Why not S? It's more like the current S than the current S is like the original S (if you follow)?

That's very correct, but I'm just suggesting some naming distinction. If nothing else it'll mean less likely stuff-ups by MINI parts interpreters. This notion just utililises the historic tradition of name-change when significant styling or engineering changes are made, just like when the roundnose was a "S" and the Clubby was a "GT". Both of these were the top model, but reconised by name. The alternative is that when I go out and buy an "S", I'll need to then explain which one it is, when asked what I drive by the non-mini people. Unnecessary explaining=uncool?