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My 2 cents
Bavarian Auto (bavauto.com) has nice mats for around $100. GG Bailey will make custom mats with contrasting stitching and serging for around $130. There is a company in Florida (dashcovers.com) that makes a decent set for under $80. I have a set of these for winter use. Will probably order a set from GG Bailey for my Cabrio. I do not recommend the MINI OEM carpet mats. Thin and they wear quickly. The rubber ones are nice and not a bad price.
Bavarian Auto (bavauto.com) has nice mats for around $100. GG Bailey will make custom mats with contrasting stitching and serging for around $130. There is a company in Florida (dashcovers.com) that makes a decent set for under $80. I have a set of these for winter use. Will probably order a set from GG Bailey for my Cabrio. I do not recommend the MINI OEM carpet mats. Thin and they wear quickly. The rubber ones are nice and not a bad price.
I have both the carpet and rubber MINI mats.
The rubber ones fit the car like a glove and really keep everything off the carpets. They look great, too.
I'm selling the carpet mats, any takers?
The rubber ones fit the car like a glove and really keep everything off the carpets. They look great, too.
I'm selling the carpet mats, any takers?
I have the black rubber ones from mini they are great the fit is perfect.
I have both the carpet & rubber OEM MINI mats and both fit exceedingly well.
The carpet mats do tend to "ball up" like a sweater that is wearing where your feet are placed.
The rubber mats look great and stay put, although the driver's is a wee bit short at the top and so will not collect all drippings from your boots above the pedals. It's my first winter with the Cooper so I will monitor this and see if I need to supplement the driver's mat.
The carpet mats do tend to "ball up" like a sweater that is wearing where your feet are placed.
The rubber mats look great and stay put, although the driver's is a wee bit short at the top and so will not collect all drippings from your boots above the pedals. It's my first winter with the Cooper so I will monitor this and see if I need to supplement the driver's mat.
Best to buy the rubber ones online, or from a dealer?
Rubber mini mats, look great (love the big Mini Logo), never bunch up..
and will last a long time, take them out, put them under a hose, let dry and put them back in!
and will last a long time, take them out, put them under a hose, let dry and put them back in!
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The best prices I've seen for the OEM rubber floor mats is from Dave ([email protected]) at Autogoodparts:
http://stores.ebay.com/Autogoodparts
Internet Parts Sales
Ralph Schomp Automotive
5700 S. Broadway
Littleton, Co 80121
(303) 798-1500 Ext-390
I've bought several things from him in the past and am completely satisfied. Super nice guy and he's a MINI dealer!
http://stores.ebay.com/Autogoodparts
Internet Parts Sales
Ralph Schomp Automotive
5700 S. Broadway
Littleton, Co 80121
(303) 798-1500 Ext-390
I've bought several things from him in the past and am completely satisfied. Super nice guy and he's a MINI dealer!
What a funny coincidence, I just bought these mats off Ebay from this guy last week! He did have the best price and he shipped them immediately!
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