Actually James, you might have to be about 7ft to not fit in the new MINI.
Just like the old, it's very spacious inside, but this time, even more
headroom.
I posted this off list to another racer, but I should also warn others. One
of the big discrepancies, besides lack of a "local" dealer for some, is the
service issue. To get manufacturer service, it will HAVE to be done at a
MINI dealership. BMW dealerships are no more authorized than your Isuzu or
Mazda dealership. So, for those of you having to drive 3 or even 6 hours to
a dealership, would have to do the same for manufacturer service checks.
----- Original Message -----
From: <jwalter@ptra.com>
To: <autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 10:56 PM
Subject: Mini
> I'm half on the list, but like others don't like the idea of going to New
> Orleans to buy an unknown car. Plus like Mike Lowe, I am even more
> concerned about fitting in the thing, especially with a helmet on.
>
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> James Rogerson
> [FP #125] - Techless Racing
> jwalter@ptra.com
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