Hey guys! So we had very little time today with this car to shoot this video and Mini made some more announcements after filming. The 2.0L Turbo 4-cylinder engine under the hood actually makes 295 lb-ft of torque, which is less than the old 2024 model, but the 312 HP is an 11 HP jump over the old version! Also, the pricing for this John Cooper Works was announced to begin at $47,895 including destination. Overall, we're big fans of the upgrades Mini has made and we also got a chance to see the redesigned 2025 Cooper behind closed doors. You'll be seeing the new version for the US market unveiled on Feb 7th, 2024! Stay tuned for lots of new product from Mini very soon!
Mini asked me not to start the vehicle..... lets start the vehicle.... :) Nice update to the Countryman. Was on our look at list but the premium fuel requirement disqualified it from further consideration.
@@991carreras3. I’ve managed to save over a $1 million at retirement, paid off my house, and have investments. ……I STILL clip coupons, and buy everything on sale.
@@brandonpollard8928 Yea the designer for Mini didn't go with the round headlights because they thought it would look cartoonish. They are most likely right.
This is an amazing design!! It's really refreshing to see a car with such character and personality in a sea of cars that look basically the same! This is definitely something to consider in the next few months. Absolutely stunning!!
Finally adding all the techs that matches the premium price. I absolutely love the minis and glad to see them keeping the ICE engine for a bit longer. Hopefully the options are gonna push the car to 60k price margin, may convince my partner gets one of this used 2 or 3 years later as the practical small suv for my household
I still personally think they had completely ruined the design of the countryman. The reason it sold better before was because it was initially intended to be the larger MINI in dimensions and design. And having owned a countryman myself, 2017 to 2023 design was a smash hit. And also was their most in sales! To change the design to this, it no longer has that MINI vibe to it.
You haven't been paying attention the new Aceman size and look is taking the place of the previous countrymen, this new country man is now a bigger segment altogether and more mature. If you want many to grow you need to understand it needs a broader audience. And this new more mature countrymen brings in that.
When the R60 and R61 rolled into the show rooms - much the same was said.... My wife still won't trade for the current gen Countryman. I'll take a wait-and-see approach though I'm almost fully stocked on the current gen models.
See it's interesting, I just had a clubman and loved it and can't wait to go and order me one of these. It's utterly gorgeous, I just miss the mini door handles.
The HUD requires a film inside the glass to illuminate, and cars that project onto the windshields have that film in the entire windshield. OK for luxury models, but adds thousands to the cost of the windscreen. Insurance companies hate them, and many will no longer allow glass guarantees for vehicles with HUD's that require windshield replacements at high cost.
Mazda has integrated HUD as standard in the Mazda 3 and all new models released after this E generation, and they are way cheaper than this Mini. No reason for BMW to cheap out on this front.
The heads up display issue in the Countryman is related to the angle of the glass. The sister BMW X1 and X2 have the display is the windshield - the difference being the angle of aforementioned glass.
I’ve always kind of liked Minis because they were quirky and kind of unique. But I think as the company has focused more and more on larger models they’ve also edged into…well, just kind of weird. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, as its cool to be different. But I have to wonder if it’s impacted sales numbers.
The brown Chesterfield interior in recent Minis looks incredible. I hope that will be available in the Countryman in this generation & also finally offer ventilated front seats since this one is $48k
My wife hates it too - we have 3 Minis with the HUD and one without (an older R60 S) - you can stow it away and 90% of the time I do - I guess I won't know how fast I'm going unless I look over at the center display - that that would be years from now as I'm keeping my current collection of Minis for a while yet.
I looove it and waaaant it 😍 I’m so THRILLED that Mini has finally added common sense safety features to their vehicles as well! It still blows my mind that up to this point no Mini has ever come offered with blind spot monitoring. I know they’re “Mini” but the technology is also used for door exiting assist (prevents you from opening the door if a car or bike is approaching) which I would imagine would be helpful in European cities 😂 Anywho- I’m loving the updates and I’m excited to see what Mini has in store for us next!
That Mario sound was a dope touch! But I feel like the strap as the third spoke on the steering wheel will not last long term…then again neither will this car 💀
They kind of done away with separate fog lights - the current light assembly has "weather mode" built in - I do though like the look of auxiliary / driving / fog lights - I'm sort of jealous of my wife's Clubman S - she has fogs my JCW doesn't....
I definitely feel you but I think BMW is smarter than to step on their own toes with the BMW iX X1 X2 and M versions and such.. ya know. What do you need your Mini to do? Beat coupes off the line? Lol
I just think their plastics are too cheap and padding too thin to warrant the cost, but I’m loving the damn watch looking screen. I wish more did something like this instead of boring or square style. It’s also nice to see them jazz up the dash a little bit
My goodness... all those cloth surfaces (on the dash & door cards,etc) over time the amount of dust (and worst case, gets wet and/or stained...) you will be sneezing so much. Wheel design...mehhh. So far only the quad exhaust tips are attractive. BMW/Mini should have a gauge cluster IN FRONT (behind the steering wheel) because if and when that display fails, you loose a lot of info and functionality (Like Tesla) and your left w/whatever HUD info is (assuming that is an option to tick and pay for). Points for making the display entertaining and interactive - Mini is literally a fashion statement.
Big fan of the 2022 countryman s with malt brown interior and the jcw this new one is super modern especialy the screen really like that jcw will be amazing
6 new Minis 2 original classics today our garage consists of a 21 Mazda 3 Turbo hatch, 23 VW Golf GTi and an original classic Mini Cooper s. No more new Minis for us.
Were the new Minis R or F chassis cars? What year is your classic Mini? The wife really wants a classic Mini - I don't know if I'm up for the challenge of keeping up with it mechanically and waiting on parts here to the US.
I don’t know I think I like the mini key fob better than the BMW key fob. But anywho it’s a nice looking car if I was to ever get a mini this would be it
Comments like this show that Mini knows what they're doing with their styling It's bringing in an audience that maybe before didn't care for Mini Cooper. Thank Mini love
When I first saw the renderings, I hated it. Seeing it complete like this, I really like it. I think the regular Cooper needs to keep some of the traditional quirks, like the rounded headlights and such- but for the Countryman and I'm sure the Clubman will adapt this too, it was time for a new direction to make it more competitive and modern. I think they did a great job. I absolutely love Mini's. Depending how the new Cooper JCW ends up looking, might be time to trade up again.
They still have not rectified the cup holder design issue: still no spring-loaded tabs (or similar) to grip the cup/can/bottle so it doesn't wobble. The air bag cover is out of proportion in relation to the steering wheel. It just is in your face big looking.
Great review, and I really like this car as a daily driver. That said, I hate the outdated, old-school powertrain. If any car Needs a high performance Hybrid powertrain, it's this one!
Good review as always Sofyan, although I think it's too big, and the loss of the basic cluster, no physical a/c controls and no idrive controller are all serious negatives. I'll be curious to see if the new high output B48 is as turbo laggy as it was in the previous JCWs and X2 35i . It really needed a mild hybrid to fill in the low RPM response.
I think putting it into sport mode does the trick for me after the car understands that i'm not playing around with it, It stays pretty responsive. But I get it compared to another cars 301 horsepower kick down it needs insistent power
Just like Porsche with the Cayenne and BMW's X5 - this will serve to help bolster enough sales to support things like saving the manuals, sport cars, sedans and coupes - while this may not be OUR cup of tea the survival of things we do really love are typically funded by the sales of SUVs and "boring" cars. And before we pass final judgement on this model I'd suggest getting behind the wheel of one when they show up at dealers. All of that said the tail lights on the '25 2 door hardtop are hideous though some amount of JCW-styling might help make them at least help...
Yea...it's like masters degrees in graduate programs. They fund the paid for PhDs. This is the purpose of this car. I've actually grown to like it; it feels more practical and will have the power/driving satisfaction of a mini
I know, right? I bought two for safe keeping both 2023 one a S the other a JCW. I asked my dealer about it almost a year ago and he said they didn't sell very well - even the 4 door hardtop sold more - thought that it was nuts - been collecting them ever since ;-)
@@Scotty_in_Ohio i seriously thought about importing a final year US vehicle to Canada and just holding onto it. I’d consider a BMW 3 series touring but they don’t sell them in North America anymore. What other options are there? Audi A4 Allroad or Merc E class wagon. Ridiculous lack of choice.
The 2024 is the current generation ones though they've stopped production of them so there will be a while before we see the 2025's - due after the Feb launch expect them around March.
Interior, especially the dash has hard materials under the “cloth”, which is a downgrade compared to the F60. Switches for windows and start/stop are cheaper as well. Armrest has no space anymore. Speed gauge has been eliminated as well. Screen is excellent in responsiveness and feel, but I don’t like the absence of physical button for air conditioning, which I find frustrating while driving. It is significantly larger regarding leg space in the rear seats. Regarding the trunk I, it has less space below the floor, probably due to the batteries and also it has a “lip” on the edge which will make unloading luggages unnecessarily more difficult. Character-wise I believe that on the whole it’s very innovative, but it’s not a Mini anymore.
5” longer, 4” taller….that’s too much girth for me. Instead of competing with the likes of the Mazda CX-30, it’s now competing with the CX-5…it’s starting to lose its uniqueness and appeal.
That's what she said.... People seem to want bigger (again that's what she said).... Hopefully better sales will translate into getting more things for enthusiasts (manual transmissions - performance models, etc.) Worked for Porsche with the Cayenne and BMW with the X5. Cars like the 911 and M2 M3 likely wouldn't be here if those brands hadn't had a family hauler to sell.
Hey guys! So we had very little time today with this car to shoot this video and Mini made some more announcements after filming. The 2.0L Turbo 4-cylinder engine under the hood actually makes 295 lb-ft of torque, which is less than the old 2024 model, but the 312 HP is an 11 HP jump over the old version! Also, the pricing for this John Cooper Works was announced to begin at $47,895 including destination. Overall, we're big fans of the upgrades Mini has made and we also got a chance to see the redesigned 2025 Cooper behind closed doors. You'll be seeing the new version for the US market unveiled on Feb 7th, 2024! Stay tuned for lots of new product from Mini very soon!
Softer elbow, & knee padding is needed asap B4 sale date. Round headlights, 😢. Heated & cooled seats, rear heated seats, power tilt, power folding mirrors w/ dimming for $50K.
I’m looking forward to seeing your review of the new Clubman!
Don't think there will be any more Clubmans unfortunately.
@@re14437they trashed the clubbie line.
@@harowerks44 Correct - if you don't have one on order this month you're out of luck (except for dealer stock)
It's not big for a crossover, but it's massive for a Mini. Looks good tho.
Mini asked me not to start the vehicle..... lets start the vehicle.... :) Nice update to the Countryman. Was on our look at list but the premium fuel requirement disqualified it from further consideration.
I was flabbergasted when u started the engine 🎉😂. Please mini, sport mode with pops and bangs, gurgling on idle.
GTI doesn't require premium fuel!
@@dominickwilliams3504pops & bangs is just annoying its played out. Just need a nice sounding exhaust.
If you could afford a 50k plus car premium fuel shouldnt be an issue
@@991carreras3. I’ve managed to save over a $1 million at retirement, paid off my house, and have investments. ……I STILL clip coupons, and buy everything on sale.
They shouldn’t have messed with the round headlight’s (iconic feature) 😢
You think a big ass car like this will look good around headlights your crazy. And yes it did have to get bigger.
@@brandonpollard8928 Rivians headlights seem fine. It’s actually their most distinct visual feature.
@@brandonpollard8928 Yea the designer for Mini didn't go with the round headlights because they thought it would look cartoonish. They are most likely right.
Excatly
This is an amazing design!! It's really refreshing to see a car with such character and personality in a sea of cars that look basically the same! This is definitely something to consider in the next few months. Absolutely stunning!!
Finally adding all the techs that matches the premium price. I absolutely love the minis and glad to see them keeping the ICE engine for a bit longer. Hopefully the options are gonna push the car to 60k price margin, may convince my partner gets one of this used 2 or 3 years later as the practical small suv for my household
Such a wholesome comment I'm rooting for you I hope you can convince your partner ❤ Mini
That infotainment screen is Amazing. Really liked it
I still personally think they had completely ruined the design of the countryman.
The reason it sold better before was because it was initially intended to be the larger MINI in dimensions and design.
And having owned a countryman myself, 2017 to 2023 design was a smash hit. And also was their most in sales!
To change the design to this, it no longer has that MINI vibe to it.
You haven't been paying attention the new Aceman size and look is taking the place of the previous countrymen, this new country man is now a bigger segment altogether and more mature. If you want many to grow you need to understand it needs a broader audience. And this new more mature countrymen brings in that.
It is horrible i will keep the old one
So bad we are just looking at trading up for a 2024. Hope we can get in on the newest before this abomination, it looks like a KIA
When the R60 and R61 rolled into the show rooms - much the same was said.... My wife still won't trade for the current gen Countryman. I'll take a wait-and-see approach though I'm almost fully stocked on the current gen models.
See it's interesting, I just had a clubman and loved it and can't wait to go and order me one of these. It's utterly gorgeous, I just miss the mini door handles.
The gentleman inspecting the classic mini is now UA-cam famous on Redline Reviews.....
The HUD requires a film inside the glass to illuminate, and cars that project onto the windshields have that film in the entire windshield. OK for luxury models, but adds thousands to the cost of the windscreen. Insurance companies hate them, and many will no longer allow glass guarantees for vehicles with HUD's that require windshield replacements at high cost.
The pop up ones are tiny and much harder to see. Might as well not have it at all.
Mazda has integrated HUD as standard in the Mazda 3 and all new models released after this E generation, and they are way cheaper than this Mini. No reason for BMW to cheap out on this front.
The heads up display issue in the Countryman is related to the angle of the glass. The sister BMW X1 and X2 have the display is the windshield - the difference being the angle of aforementioned glass.
I’ve always kind of liked Minis because they were quirky and kind of unique. But I think as the company has focused more and more on larger models they’ve also edged into…well, just kind of weird. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, as its cool to be different. But I have to wonder if it’s impacted sales numbers.
I love how there is all M5 generations in 4:15, new M5 coming soon definitely!
We saw that one behind closed doors as well! You’ll have to wait until June 25th, 2024 before BMW is ready to reveal the new M5!
@@theredline X2
The brown Chesterfield interior in recent Minis looks incredible. I hope that will be available in the Countryman in this generation & also finally offer ventilated front seats since this one is $48k
HUD is crap! I know... I have the same HUD in my Mazda CX 3
My wife hates it too - we have 3 Minis with the HUD and one without (an older R60 S) - you can stow it away and 90% of the time I do - I guess I won't know how fast I'm going unless I look over at the center display - that that would be years from now as I'm keeping my current collection of Minis for a while yet.
This looks better than the 3 door mini
In my opinion all new MINI´s look ugly.
Mario sound hands down😆👍👍
The round infotainment system is definitely unique
Something like a stylish Kia Soul
I loved the JCW Cooper and looks great as well.
Amazing job Sofyan.
I looove it and waaaant it 😍 I’m so THRILLED that Mini has finally added common sense safety features to their vehicles as well! It still blows my mind that up to this point no Mini has ever come offered with blind spot monitoring. I know they’re “Mini” but the technology is also used for door exiting assist (prevents you from opening the door if a car or bike is approaching) which I would imagine would be helpful in European cities 😂
Anywho- I’m loving the updates and I’m excited to see what Mini has in store for us next!
Never mind the new MINI you should’ve done a quick look at that classic Mini.
preivous gen looks WAY better than this new one....
Its just the name change the New countryman will be the Aceman. Pay attention
Oh look an expensive Hyundai Venue
😂😢for $49k
Your the only person to search a Venue 😂
Sofyan Bey is the best car reviewer I've ever listened to. Sofyan is thorough, detailed, knowledgeable & very helpful☆☆☆♡Thank You, Sofyan!
So what happend that night between MINI and suzuki swift ? I heard they both super drunk and went in to a hotel, what happend?
Well done mini ( only thing would love functional hood vents )
New Mini? Wow 👌🏻 so cool 😎
Love how its exterior looks. The fabric dash and upper door panel inspire durability concerns.
How to successfully turn a unique and traditional Mini look into a random looking mass production Asian car
I'm with ya on the Go Kart mode! 🙂
The front of the car is too Suzuki Swift like but great car apparently!
That Mario sound was a dope touch! But I feel like the strap as the third spoke on the steering wheel will not last long term…then again neither will this car 💀
My 15yr old daughter would love this car.
I like the old mini next to it better 😁
lol. Mini: please don’t start the car. Sofyan: I’m starting the car….😂😂
I want to see a Mini the size of grand highlander.
Lol Mini Grand Countryman
@@brandonpollard8928hmmm 🤔👍
Large round Foglights needed asap.
They kind of done away with separate fog lights - the current light assembly has "weather mode" built in - I do though like the look of auxiliary / driving / fog lights - I'm sort of jealous of my wife's Clubman S - she has fogs my JCW doesn't....
It's heavier, has a weaker transmission, has less torque, and took a major step back in performance. It is slower than the old model.
I definitely feel you but I think BMW is smarter than to step on their own toes with the BMW iX X1 X2 and M versions and such.. ya know. What do you need your Mini to do? Beat coupes off the line? Lol
I was sold until the FABRIC DASHBOARD and DOOR PANELS - ABSOLUTELY NO!
I’m 6’2” and my 2015 Countryman had plenty of leg and headroom in the back seat.
those generations of 5 series lined up are nice! 😂
I just think their plastics are too cheap and padding too thin to warrant the cost, but I’m loving the damn watch looking screen. I wish more did something like this instead of boring or square style. It’s also nice to see them jazz up the dash a little bit
Says BMW asked not to start the vehicle but 8:01 LOL
It got too damn hot inside the car LOL
Kinda disrespectful to start it. Childish actually.
My goodness... all those cloth surfaces (on the dash & door cards,etc) over time the amount of dust (and worst case, gets wet and/or stained...) you will be sneezing so much. Wheel design...mehhh. So far only the quad exhaust tips are attractive. BMW/Mini should have a gauge cluster IN FRONT (behind the steering wheel) because if and when that display fails, you loose a lot of info and functionality (Like Tesla) and your left w/whatever HUD info is (assuming that is an option to tick and pay for). Points for making the display entertaining and interactive - Mini is literally a fashion statement.
According to MINI USA this is 1/2 sec slower 0-60. It is a bigger car though.
and has less torque than the current gen JCW Countryman - more HP but less torque - and heavier as you pointed out.
I loved the JCW Coopers and looks so great as well and gorgeous
All the M5s there.... I wonder if they have revealed the new one to some journalists at a private event 😮
Says Mini has asked not to start the vehicle then goes on to start it. Genius!
having a plastic screen for HUD on 2025 model at this price range is unacceptable Mazda had that on their Mazda3 back in 2014
Big fan of the 2022 countryman s with malt brown interior and the jcw this new one is super modern especialy the screen really like that jcw will be amazing
Please do a x1 or x2 m35i!!!
X1 with a different grille
6 new Minis 2 original classics today our garage consists of a 21 Mazda 3 Turbo hatch, 23 VW Golf GTi and an original classic Mini Cooper s. No more new Minis for us.
Were the new Minis R or F chassis cars? What year is your classic Mini? The wife really wants a classic Mini - I don't know if I'm up for the challenge of keeping up with it mechanically and waiting on parts here to the US.
Love that Circle console unit. Like an oversized Galaxy Watch.
It looks cool and unusual.
....BMW / MINI has asked me not to start the vehicle..... -proceeds to start the car----
Love what they did with the interior updates!
I'm digging it. Then again I'm on my 2nd MINI so far so I'm a bit of a fanboy.
Same..exactly the same 😂😂
Amazing redesign
I don’t know I think I like the mini key fob better than the BMW key fob. But anywho it’s a nice looking car if I was to ever get a mini this would be it
Comments like this show that Mini knows what they're doing with their styling It's bringing in an audience that maybe before didn't care for Mini Cooper. Thank Mini love
A better size comparison would be that it is the size of a shorter CX5
When I first saw the renderings, I hated it. Seeing it complete like this, I really like it. I think the regular Cooper needs to keep some of the traditional quirks, like the rounded headlights and such- but for the Countryman and I'm sure the Clubman will adapt this too, it was time for a new direction to make it more competitive and modern. I think they did a great job. I absolutely love Mini's. Depending how the new Cooper JCW ends up looking, might be time to trade up again.
They scrapped the Clubman. It will be replaced with yet another SUV.
Unfortunately the Clubman is going out of production 😢 It was their best model imo
@@mynameIanwhich one? Aceman?
@@phoenixmorphix I read on MiniF56 forum that they scrapped the Clubman to replace it with a CUV/SUV called the Aceman that will be built in China…….
"Mini has actually asked me not to start the car" starts the car 2 min later lolllllll
They still have not rectified the cup holder design issue: still no spring-loaded tabs (or similar) to grip the cup/can/bottle so it doesn't wobble. The air bag cover is out of proportion in relation to the steering wheel. It just is in your face big looking.
Great info. Great looking car but holy cow, I could not keep up with how quickly you speak. I had to slow down the playback speed to .75! Perfect!
Great review, and I really like this car as a daily driver. That said, I hate the outdated, old-school powertrain. If any car Needs a high performance Hybrid powertrain, it's this one!
But the mini weighs about a ton now
Cargo space is 25% larger than previous model. 2025 is 22 cu ft
I’ve always loved the mini cooper they are so cool
It looks like a suzuki Swift
Best part is the Rolls Royce tail lights. Love the style. Why pay more for an X1?
If they lose those round-ish headlights, it becomes any other car. I feel like those lights were a trademark mini look.
Good review as always Sofyan, although I think it's too big, and the loss of the basic cluster, no physical a/c controls and no idrive controller are all serious negatives.
I'll be curious to see if the new high output B48 is as turbo laggy as it was in the previous JCWs and X2 35i . It really needed a mild hybrid to fill in the low RPM response.
I think putting it into sport mode does the trick for me after the car understands that i'm not playing around with it, It stays pretty responsive. But I get it compared to another cars 301 horsepower kick down it needs insistent power
maybe it could have some electric mild hybrid assistance from BMW i like from the X5
I’m excited for this update I love it so much!!!
Just like Porsche with the Cayenne and BMW's X5 - this will serve to help bolster enough sales to support things like saving the manuals, sport cars, sedans and coupes - while this may not be OUR cup of tea the survival of things we do really love are typically funded by the sales of SUVs and "boring" cars. And before we pass final judgement on this model I'd suggest getting behind the wheel of one when they show up at dealers. All of that said the tail lights on the '25 2 door hardtop are hideous though some amount of JCW-styling might help make them at least help...
Yea...it's like masters degrees in graduate programs. They fund the paid for PhDs. This is the purpose of this car. I've actually grown to like it; it feels more practical and will have the power/driving satisfaction of a mini
Wrong spec: It is NOT a 8-speed AT, it has a 7-speed DCT!
The Jcw is 10k more than the base Countryman. Idk if its worth the extra $$. At 50k, you could get the x1 m35i for a little more.
Shame they got rid of the Clubman.
@@re14437Aceman feels the place of the previous Countryman and Clubman both
@@re14437 No new clubman coming. They are going to make an Aceman instead which is another small crossover. Not a car.
I know, right? I bought two for safe keeping both 2023 one a S the other a JCW. I asked my dealer about it almost a year ago and he said they didn't sell very well - even the 4 door hardtop sold more - thought that it was nuts - been collecting them ever since ;-)
@@Scotty_in_Ohio i seriously thought about importing a final year US vehicle to Canada and just holding onto it.
I’d consider a BMW 3 series touring but they don’t sell them in North America anymore. What other options are there? Audi A4 Allroad or Merc E class wagon. Ridiculous lack of choice.
id rather have this than the vw Tiguan, well done to Mini
Wait, I thought Mini asked you to not start the car…
The hell with these 2024 2025 2026 models, we not even in 2024
Yet
The 2024 is the current generation ones though they've stopped production of them so there will be a while before we see the 2025's - due after the Feb launch expect them around March.
My GLA45 will stay with me, like this mini but needs more power with it being 4K lbs.
Does it have a dip stick ?
It's the same length of the 2nd Gen X1 which I own. Is it worth trading? I owned a 2015 Mini Coupe prior and they seem more fun to drive than BMWs.
Nice looks good quality looks good too very interested in one
has the large black fender flares become an option?
Interior, especially the dash has hard materials under the “cloth”, which is a downgrade compared to the F60. Switches for windows and start/stop are cheaper as well. Armrest has no space anymore. Speed gauge has been eliminated as well. Screen is excellent in responsiveness and feel, but I don’t like the absence of physical button for air conditioning, which I find frustrating while driving. It is significantly larger regarding leg space in the rear seats. Regarding the trunk I, it has less space below the floor, probably due to the batteries and also it has a “lip” on the edge which will make unloading luggages unnecessarily more difficult. Character-wise I believe that on the whole it’s very innovative, but it’s not a Mini anymore.
The iconic side blinkers are no longer there….
5” longer, 4” taller….that’s too much girth for me. Instead of competing with the likes of the Mazda CX-30, it’s now competing with the CX-5…it’s starting to lose its uniqueness and appeal.
That's what she said.... People seem to want bigger (again that's what she said).... Hopefully better sales will translate into getting more things for enthusiasts (manual transmissions - performance models, etc.) Worked for Porsche with the Cayenne and BMW with the X5. Cars like the 911 and M2 M3 likely wouldn't be here if those brands hadn't had a family hauler to sell.
Like big Suzuki Swift ! 😮
I still wish they also updated the clubman instead of doing away with it.
Looks like a Kia Soul now! Not in a bad way…
I can see it now lol ❤
The X1 is actually based on the MINI platform.
forget the mini ... whats going on in the background with all generations of M5??
I really like Countryman but they low the body may hit the concrete, if the decides the body higer like SUV or CRV the better.
Cool car but wtf with that HUD
The 2024 is WAY better.
Is this car that you’re reviewing gas or electric? You didn’t say. Something that should have been obvious to do at the beginning of the video.
Nice BMW car review 😂