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Basil · Jan 6th, 2002, 02:50 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jakx
I`ve been wondering what MINI2ers find most attractive about the MINI ?

Personally I reckon the frontal aspect to have the best and most distinctive features.

Followed closely by the excellent full side-on view.

The interior leaves me with mixed feelings, a bit fussy and too much bright-work for my liking, but ultimately I fear it will date quite quickly.

As to the MINI`s rear, I`m afraid I now find myself constantly trying to fathom out why I don`t actually like it very much. It`s probably not got enough character, as though the designers were at a bit of a loss as to how to finish all their fine bodywork off?

But take no notice of me here because I`m also really, really taken by the look, quality and feel of the Type-R too!

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Jan 6th, 2002, 02:50 AM	#3
Basil MINI2 Master Join Date: Nov 2001 Local Time: 09:50 AM Posts: 5,956 Offline	Re: . . . . the back-end of a MINI Quote: Originally posted by Jakx I`ve been wondering what MINI2ers find most attractive about the MINI ? Personally I reckon the frontal aspect to have the best and most distinctive features. Followed closely by the excellent full side-on view. The interior leaves me with mixed feelings, a bit fussy and too much bright-work for my liking, but ultimately I fear it will date quite quickly. As to the MINI`s rear, I`m afraid I now find myself constantly trying to fathom out why I don`t actually like it very much. It`s probably not got enough character, as though the designers were at a bit of a loss as to how to finish all their fine bodywork off? But take no notice of me here because I`m also really, really taken by the look, quality and feel of the Type-R too! MINI - Chalk. Honda Civic Type-R - Cheese.