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MINI Crossover: Little SUV Caught Braving Snowy Weather
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MINI Crossover: Little SUV Caught Braving Snowy Weather |
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Can you imagine if BMW did a Scirocco with the Mini?
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My first thoughts turned to long legs in a skirt
Now that I see it's a car
I find that my feelings are hurt
Ben says it's a toy SUV
And that illation is backed up by Wert
I wonder if there's a market for such
or if BMW will lose their shirt
Still a Mini with four doors
looking all sporty and pert
may not be such a bad thing as long
as its Mini-esque essence it does not pervert
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I'm still plugging away.
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I'm fairly certain this is just more CAFE diversification for BMW. Another "truck".
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Bonus points if the tailgate glass opened independently: As a child in the summers I used to rejoice when my mom put all the windows down and left the rear glass open on her Olds Cutlass wagon.
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The biggest problem I have (right now) with this is the wheels. If you're going to make a 4WD vehicle with rough-road aspirations (pretensions), you have to put some real tires on the thing, not those tiny and narrow ones. The only point to this Mini is to let people who live in climates that regularly get snow or people who do occasionally go off road (as a means, not an end) to enjoy it in the spunky comfort of a Mini. And I'm all for that. But if they're going to keep the brand legit, they need to make this a functional improvement, not just aesthetic one.
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