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Sharkattack · Oct 27th, 2006, 02:04 AM

Hi I am new, finding my way around...sort of!

Just learnt what MCS means!!! That's what I want, a real new old one apparently unavailable now. I am being fobbed off with a new model that looks child heavy at the front is a lot quieter has a turbo (WOW )... buy a Skoda they are far better value!

Have BMW lost the plot?

The new MCS will, in its endeavours to become more user ( spelt USA) friendly, will now have to compete with the likes of Renault, Ford, Honda and VW on their own terms.

That makes it very VERY expensive.

No doubt it will appeal to a lot more of my gender, not me though ..... convince me, until then I will stick to my Company BMW, boring as h*ll, like the new mini.

I have phoned many dealers for the old model, no luck!

Help me find one or convince me that the new model is anything but mediocrity itself!

Yes it's just as fast, so what! I am already cocooned in silence at anything approaching the national speed limit ... in my BMW ... it isn't (or wasn't) about speed or acceleration with the Mini, it was surely FUN FACTOR!

PLEASE enlighten me, I have delayed my purchase (fobbed of the dealer)!

Sorry moderators, I have read your rules BUT hope we can maintain a democracy here!

Susan XXX

Olly. · Oct 27th, 2006, 08:43 AM

Welcome Susan.

I think your being slightly judgemental on the new model. We can only go on press reports of the new model but so far but all of these have been very positive and certainly haven't suggested its now like a Skoda to drive

Might be worth checking out this review Fifth Gear did of the new model - YouTube - Fifth Gear New MINI Test Drive

Quote:

The new MCS will, in its endeavours to become more user ( spelt USA) friendly, will now have to compete with the likes of Renault, Ford, Honda and VW on their own terms.

I don't really understand why the MINI has to compete on the terms of these manufacturers, it has never needed to before so why do you think this has changed

When the new model is out in a few weeks, go and take a test drive I am sure you will be convinced it isn't mediocrity

Scrogg · Oct 27th, 2006, 08:56 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

...I have phoned many dealers for the old model, no luck!...

...Help me find one or convince me that the new model is anything but mediocrity itself!...

...PLEASE enlighten me, I have delayed my purchase (fobbed of the dealer)!...

Just done a quick check of all the unsold Cooper S available across the UK, and there are 50 showing.

Apparently, the two dealerships that sponsor M2 have at least one car each, but if you want to know who else to call you'll need to PM me as I do not want to advertise anyone else.

Must admit though, I am very surprised that your local dealer hasn't offered to look and source a car for you!

R1 · Oct 27th, 2006, 10:20 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

Hi I am new, finding my way around...sort of!

Just learnt what MCS means!!! That's what I want, a real new old one apparently unavailable now. I am being fobbed off with a new model that looks child heavy at the front is a lot quieter has a turbo (WOW )... buy a Skoda they are far better value!

Have BMW lost the plot?

The new MCS will, in its endeavours to become more user ( spelt USA) friendly, will now have to compete with the likes of Renault, Ford, Honda and VW on their own terms.

That makes it very VERY expensive.

No doubt it will appeal to a lot more of my gender, not me though ..... convince me, until then I will stick to my Company BMW, boring as h*ll, like the new mini.

I have phoned many dealers for the old model, no luck!

Help me find one or convince me that the new model is anything but mediocrity itself!

Yes it's just as fast, so what! I am already cocooned in silence at anything approaching the national speed limit ... in my BMW ... it isn't (or wasn't) about speed or acceleration with the Mini, it was surely FUN FACTOR!

PLEASE enlighten me, I have delayed my purchase (fobbed of the dealer)!

Sorry moderators, I have read your rules BUT hope we can maintain a democracy here!

Susan XXX

I supose it is unfair to judge the new generation MINI before driving it, but I do agree with you. The supercharger made it unique in it's class. This is why I bought the one I have instead of ordering a 2nd generation one.

To be fair though, it does sound like new MCS will make a bit more "noise" than a BMW.

ttocs · Oct 27th, 2006, 06:47 PM

Barretts of Canterbury have a new MCS in black with works alloys, leather and lots of chrome priced at £20.6k give or take a few quid. Nice motor

Welcome to Broad Oak Canterbury authorised MINI dealership
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Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 12:45 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Scrogg (original)

Just done a quick check of all the unsold Cooper S available across the UK, and there are 50 showing.

Apparently, the two dealerships that sponsor M2 have at least one car each, but if you want to know who else to call you'll need to PM me as I do not want to advertise anyone else.

Must admit though, I am very surprised that your local dealer hasn't offered to look and source a car for you!

Thanks Scrogg,

What an interesting name!

I posted here on the subject, What type of person drives a MCS , I want to drive the new car before I make my mind up, by then it will probably be too late!

Typical woman, up tight because I am told no more oldies are available, then when they are......schhhh....typical woman!

Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 12:48 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by R1 (original)

I supose it is unfair to judge the new generation MINI before driving it, but I do agree with you. The supercharger made it unique in it's class. This is why I bought the one I have instead of ordering a 2nd generation one.

To be fair though, it does sound like new MCS will make a bit more "noise" than a BMW.

It is unfair to judge, you are quite correct.

I will drive a new model one before deciding!

Scrogg · Oct 28th, 2006, 12:56 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

Thanks Scrogg,

What an interesting name!

It's a REALLY long story!

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

I want to drive the new car before I make my mind up, by then it will probably be too late!

As you will probably have gathered from the onslaught of posts you have prompted over the past few days, this is a really good idea.

Unfortunately, though, I'm pretty certain you are right in that, by the time you have driven the new Cooper S (available at a dealer near you from November 18th) it is unlikely any of the remaining current/old (delete as applicable) Cooper S will be available. There will, of course be a plethora of 'nearly new' demonstators available, so it's not all bad news!

Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:08 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Scrogg (original)

It's a REALLY long story!

As you will probably have gathered from the onslaught of posts you have prompted over the past few days, this is a really good idea.

Unfortunately, though, I'm pretty certain you are right in that, by the time you have driven the new Cooper S (available at a dealer near you from November 18th) it is unlikely any of the remaining current/old (delete as applicable) Cooper S will be available. There will, of course be a plethora of 'nearly new' demonstators available, so it's not all bad news!

Hon, I always buy new!

So I'll probably end with the new Civic 'R'

Shame on BMW!

Vitesse · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:12 AM

I cant remember the magazine but Auto something in the UK timed the new MCS Turbo at 0-60 of 6.9 seconds which is not far off of Works or GP territory and they had it up against a 307 with the same lump, which I think was a second or so slower. I can't remember the exact reason why the Mini was so much quicker but it was some thing to do with the valve tuning and lack of turbo lag?

Still I'm 100% a super charger man. No other car in it's range with an SC which makes it special!

Vitesse · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:14 AM

So I'll probably end with the new Civic 'R'

I'm with you on that one as well. 2 works are enough probably for me! Really like the look of the new Civic type R, compared to the old bread van.

Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:22 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by ollymale (original)

Welcome Susan.

I think your being slightly judgemental on the new model. We can only go on press reports of the new model but so far but all of these have been very positive and certainly haven't suggested its now like a Skoda to drive

Might be worth checking out this review Fifth Gear did of the new model - YouTube - Fifth Gear New MINI Test Drive

I don't really understand why the MINI has to compete on the terms of these manufacturers, it has never needed to before so why do you think this has changed

When the new model is out in a few weeks, go and take a test drive I am sure you will be convinced it isn't mediocrity

The Mini has become normal, run of the mill, except that now it's competing in a class of car above itself! POLO size GOLF pretensions,and price, that sort of thing!

I will take a test drive of course!

5th Gear, sad person?!

Scrogg · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:25 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

The Mini has become normal, run of the mill, except that now it's competing in a class of car above itself! POLO size GOLF pretensions,and price, that sort of thing!

Most would disagree!

Even BMW cannot emphasise enough that, as far as they are concerned, they are not trying to compete with any other manufacturer or model. The MINI is what it is, you either love it or you don't (bit like Marmite in that respect!) nobody but you will ever change your mind!

Olly. · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:28 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

The Mini has become normal, run of the mill, except that now it's competing in a class of car above itself! POLO size GOLF pretensions,and price, that sort of thing!

I will take a test drive of course!

5th Gear, sad person?!

I don't watch 5th gear normally I promise

Quote: Originally Posted by Scrogg (original)

Most would disagree!

Even BMW cannot emphasise enough that, as far as they are concerned, they are not trying to compete with any other manufacturer or model. The MINI is what it is, you either love it or you don't (bit like Marmite in that respect!) nobody but you will ever change your mind!

Agreed, when you take the test drive you will know instantly if its for you or not.

Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:55 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by ollymale (original)

I don't watch 5th gear normally I promise

Anorak if you do! (Bring back Top Gear)!!!

Agreed, when you take the test drive you will know instantly if its for you or not.

Yes I will, but I sort of know what it will be like .. Fast, Boring, and like all the rest of the new generation!

SO, Enlighten us, you have obviously driven one, what do yo think of it?

Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 01:59 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Vitesse (original)

So I'll probably end with the new Civic 'R'

I'm with you on that one as well. 2 works are enough probably for me! Really like the look of the new Civic type R, compared to the old bread van.

As my personal purchase, better value, faster, and beautiful.......... yet I still hanker after a Mini? Weird really!

Scrogg · Oct 28th, 2006, 02:02 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

As my personal purchase, better value, faster, and beautiful.......... yet I still hanker after a Mini? Weird really!

Better value? How?
Faster? You're starting to contradict yourself now! (too much Sancerre?)
Beautiful? Agreed!

Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 02:04 AM

I LOVE cars, anybody heard of the Birkin Bentley?

No moderators, this is not of the subject!

Scrogg · Oct 28th, 2006, 02:06 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

I LOVE cars, anybody heard of the Birkin Bentley?

Nope, what's that?

Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original)

No moderators, this is not of the subject!

Don't panic, they're not THAT strict!

Sharkattack · Oct 28th, 2006, 02:09 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by baldrick (original)

Barretts of Canterbury have a new MCS in black with works alloys, leather and lots of chrome priced at £20.6k give or take a few quid. Nice motor

Welcome to Broad Oak Canterbury authorised MINI dealership
01227 828899

Thanks,

but they are not offering the usual discount for the run out model!

Quite rightly in my opinion!

Mind you I didn't contact them directly........ so maybe my friend has bought it?????????

Still totally undecided!

Oct 27th, 2006, 08:56 AM	#83 (permalink)
Scrogg Open Door..Step Out..Easy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Gloucester Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 16,811 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) ...I have phoned many dealers for the old model, no luck!... ...Help me find one or convince me that the new model is anything but mediocrity itself!... ...PLEASE enlighten me, I have delayed my purchase (fobbed of the dealer)!... Just done a quick check of all the unsold Cooper S available across the UK, and there are 50 showing. Apparently, the two dealerships that sponsor M2 have at least one car each, but if you want to know who else to call you'll need to PM me as I do not want to advertise anyone else. Must admit though, I am very surprised that your local dealer hasn't offered to look and source a car for you! 27

Oct 28th, 2006, 12:56 AM	#88 (permalink)
Scrogg Open Door..Step Out..Easy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Gloucester Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 16,811 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) Thanks Scrogg, What an interesting name! It's a REALLY long story! Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) I want to drive the new car before I make my mind up, by then it will probably be too late! As you will probably have gathered from the onslaught of posts you have prompted over the past few days, this is a really good idea. Unfortunately, though, I'm pretty certain you are right in that, by the time you have driven the new Cooper S (available at a dealer near you from November 18th) it is unlikely any of the remaining current/old (delete as applicable) Cooper S will be available. There will, of course be a plethora of 'nearly new' demonstators available, so it's not all bad news! 27

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:25 AM	#93 (permalink)
Scrogg Open Door..Step Out..Easy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Gloucester Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 16,811 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) The Mini has become normal, run of the mill, except that now it's competing in a class of car above itself! POLO size GOLF pretensions,and price, that sort of thing! Most would disagree! Even BMW cannot emphasise enough that, as far as they are concerned, they are not trying to compete with any other manufacturer or model. The MINI is what it is, you either love it or you don't (bit like Marmite in that respect!) nobody but you will ever change your mind! 27

Oct 28th, 2006, 02:02 AM	#97 (permalink)
Scrogg Open Door..Step Out..Easy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Gloucester Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 16,811 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) As my personal purchase, better value, faster, and beautiful.......... yet I still hanker after a Mini? Weird really! Better value? How? Faster? You're starting to contradict yourself now! (too much Sancerre?) Beautiful? Agreed! 27

Oct 28th, 2006, 02:06 AM	#99 (permalink)
Scrogg Open Door..Step Out..Easy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Gloucester Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 16,811 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) I LOVE cars, anybody heard of the Birkin Bentley? Nope, what's that? Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) No moderators, this is not of the subject! Don't panic, they're not THAT strict! 27

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Oct 27th, 2006, 02:04 AM	#81
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Hi I am new, finding my way around...sort of! Just learnt what MCS means!!! That's what I want, a real new old one apparently unavailable now. I am being fobbed off with a new model that looks child heavy at the front is a lot quieter has a turbo (WOW )... buy a Skoda they are far better value! Have BMW lost the plot? The new MCS will, in its endeavours to become more user ( spelt USA) friendly, will now have to compete with the likes of Renault, Ford, Honda and VW on their own terms. That makes it very VERY expensive. No doubt it will appeal to a lot more of my gender, not me though ..... convince me, until then I will stick to my Company BMW, boring as h*ll, like the new mini. I have phoned many dealers for the old model, no luck! Help me find one or convince me that the new model is anything but mediocrity itself! Yes it's just as fast, so what! I am already cocooned in silence at anything approaching the national speed limit ... in my BMW ... it isn't (or wasn't) about speed or acceleration with the Mini, it was surely FUN FACTOR! PLEASE enlighten me, I have delayed my purchase (fobbed of the dealer)! Sorry moderators, I have read your rules BUT hope we can maintain a democracy here! Susan XXX

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Oct 27th, 2006, 08:43 AM	#82 (permalink)
Olly. Overboosting..... Join Date: Sep 2003 Local Time: 04:28 AM Posts: 3,458 Offline	Welcome Susan. I think your being slightly judgemental on the new model. We can only go on press reports of the new model but so far but all of these have been very positive and certainly haven't suggested its now like a Skoda to drive Might be worth checking out this review Fifth Gear did of the new model - YouTube - Fifth Gear New MINI Test Drive Quote: The new MCS will, in its endeavours to become more user ( spelt USA) friendly, will now have to compete with the likes of Renault, Ford, Honda and VW on their own terms. I don't really understand why the MINI has to compete on the terms of these manufacturers, it has never needed to before so why do you think this has changed When the new model is out in a few weeks, go and take a test drive I am sure you will be convinced it isn't mediocrity

Oct 27th, 2006, 10:20 AM	#84 (permalink)
R1 Addicted to Speed!! Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..."B" roads!! Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 4,866 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) Hi I am new, finding my way around...sort of! Just learnt what MCS means!!! That's what I want, a real new old one apparently unavailable now. I am being fobbed off with a new model that looks child heavy at the front is a lot quieter has a turbo (WOW )... buy a Skoda they are far better value! Have BMW lost the plot? The new MCS will, in its endeavours to become more user ( spelt USA) friendly, will now have to compete with the likes of Renault, Ford, Honda and VW on their own terms. That makes it very VERY expensive. No doubt it will appeal to a lot more of my gender, not me though ..... convince me, until then I will stick to my Company BMW, boring as h*ll, like the new mini. I have phoned many dealers for the old model, no luck! Help me find one or convince me that the new model is anything but mediocrity itself! Yes it's just as fast, so what! I am already cocooned in silence at anything approaching the national speed limit ... in my BMW ... it isn't (or wasn't) about speed or acceleration with the Mini, it was surely FUN FACTOR! PLEASE enlighten me, I have delayed my purchase (fobbed of the dealer)! Sorry moderators, I have read your rules BUT hope we can maintain a democracy here! Susan XXX I supose it is unfair to judge the new generation MINI before driving it, but I do agree with you. The supercharger made it unique in it's class. This is why I bought the one I have instead of ordering a 2nd generation one. To be fair though, it does sound like new MCS will make a bit more "noise" than a BMW.

Oct 27th, 2006, 06:47 PM	#85 (permalink)
ttocs MINI2 Master Join Date: Sep 2006 Local Time: 04:28 AM Posts: 3,677 Offline	Barretts of Canterbury have a new MCS in black with works alloys, leather and lots of chrome priced at £20.6k give or take a few quid. Nice motor Welcome to Broad Oak Canterbury authorised MINI dealership 01227 828899

Oct 28th, 2006, 12:45 AM	#86 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Scrogg (original) Just done a quick check of all the unsold Cooper S available across the UK, and there are 50 showing. Apparently, the two dealerships that sponsor M2 have at least one car each, but if you want to know who else to call you'll need to PM me as I do not want to advertise anyone else. Must admit though, I am very surprised that your local dealer hasn't offered to look and source a car for you! Thanks Scrogg, What an interesting name! I posted here on the subject, What type of person drives a MCS , I want to drive the new car before I make my mind up, by then it will probably be too late! Typical woman, up tight because I am told no more oldies are available, then when they are......schhhh....typical woman!

Oct 28th, 2006, 12:48 AM	#87 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by R1 (original) I supose it is unfair to judge the new generation MINI before driving it, but I do agree with you. The supercharger made it unique in it's class. This is why I bought the one I have instead of ordering a 2nd generation one. To be fair though, it does sound like new MCS will make a bit more "noise" than a BMW. It is unfair to judge, you are quite correct. I will drive a new model one before deciding!

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:08 AM	#89 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Scrogg (original) It's a REALLY long story! As you will probably have gathered from the onslaught of posts you have prompted over the past few days, this is a really good idea. Unfortunately, though, I'm pretty certain you are right in that, by the time you have driven the new Cooper S (available at a dealer near you from November 18th) it is unlikely any of the remaining current/old (delete as applicable) Cooper S will be available. There will, of course be a plethora of 'nearly new' demonstators available, so it's not all bad news! Hon, I always buy new! So I'll probably end with the new Civic 'R' Shame on BMW!

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:12 AM	#90 (permalink)
Vitesse MINI2 Senior Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Westerham Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 688 Offline	I cant remember the magazine but Auto something in the UK timed the new MCS Turbo at 0-60 of 6.9 seconds which is not far off of Works or GP territory and they had it up against a 307 with the same lump, which I think was a second or so slower. I can't remember the exact reason why the Mini was so much quicker but it was some thing to do with the valve tuning and lack of turbo lag? Still I'm 100% a super charger man. No other car in it's range with an SC which makes it special!

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:14 AM	#91 (permalink)
Vitesse MINI2 Senior Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Westerham Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 688 Offline	So I'll probably end with the new Civic 'R' I'm with you on that one as well. 2 works are enough probably for me! Really like the look of the new Civic type R, compared to the old bread van.

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:22 AM	#92 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by ollymale (original) Welcome Susan. I think your being slightly judgemental on the new model. We can only go on press reports of the new model but so far but all of these have been very positive and certainly haven't suggested its now like a Skoda to drive Might be worth checking out this review Fifth Gear did of the new model - YouTube - Fifth Gear New MINI Test Drive I don't really understand why the MINI has to compete on the terms of these manufacturers, it has never needed to before so why do you think this has changed When the new model is out in a few weeks, go and take a test drive I am sure you will be convinced it isn't mediocrity The Mini has become normal, run of the mill, except that now it's competing in a class of car above itself! POLO size GOLF pretensions,and price, that sort of thing! I will take a test drive of course! 5th Gear, sad person?!

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:28 AM	#94 (permalink)
Olly. Overboosting..... Join Date: Sep 2003 Local Time: 04:28 AM Posts: 3,458 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Sharkattack (original) The Mini has become normal, run of the mill, except that now it's competing in a class of car above itself! POLO size GOLF pretensions,and price, that sort of thing! I will take a test drive of course! 5th Gear, sad person?! I don't watch 5th gear normally I promise Quote: Originally Posted by Scrogg (original) Most would disagree! Even BMW cannot emphasise enough that, as far as they are concerned, they are not trying to compete with any other manufacturer or model. The MINI is what it is, you either love it or you don't (bit like Marmite in that respect!) nobody but you will ever change your mind! Agreed, when you take the test drive you will know instantly if its for you or not.

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:55 AM	#95 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by ollymale (original) I don't watch 5th gear normally I promise Anorak if you do! (Bring back Top Gear)!!! Agreed, when you take the test drive you will know instantly if its for you or not. Yes I will, but I sort of know what it will be like .. Fast, Boring, and like all the rest of the new generation! SO, Enlighten us, you have obviously driven one, what do yo think of it?

Oct 28th, 2006, 01:59 AM	#96 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Vitesse (original) So I'll probably end with the new Civic 'R' I'm with you on that one as well. 2 works are enough probably for me! Really like the look of the new Civic type R, compared to the old bread van. As my personal purchase, better value, faster, and beautiful.......... yet I still hanker after a Mini? Weird really!

Oct 28th, 2006, 02:04 AM	#98 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	I LOVE cars, anybody heard of the Birkin Bentley? No moderators, this is not of the subject!

Oct 28th, 2006, 02:09 AM	#100 (permalink)
Sharkattack MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Local Time: 03:28 AM Posts: 43 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by baldrick (original) Barretts of Canterbury have a new MCS in black with works alloys, leather and lots of chrome priced at £20.6k give or take a few quid. Nice motor Welcome to Broad Oak Canterbury authorised MINI dealership 01227 828899 Thanks, but they are not offering the usual discount for the run out model! Quite rightly in my opinion! Mind you I didn't contact them directly........ so maybe my friend has bought it????????? Still totally undecided! Last edited by Sharkattack : Oct 28th, 2006 at 02:21 AM. Reason: Omission

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