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| Aug 20, 2020 03:00PM | sgm993 | |
| Aug 20, 2020 10:04AM | kenatminimania | |
| Aug 20, 2020 05:17AM | sgm993 |
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Thank you for your words of advice!
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Enjoy!
MINI is known for it 'go-kart' like handling, and the JCW is a step above. If you keep in mind this is a BMW product, you should be fine. Especially since you have experience owning the Duc...
Keep up the maintenance and change the oil more often than the factory recommendation.
MINI is known for it 'go-kart' like handling, and the JCW is a step above. If you keep in mind this is a BMW product, you should be fine. Especially since you have experience owning the Duc...
Keep up the maintenance and change the oil more often than the factory recommendation.
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I purchased my first Mini, a used 2012 Mini Cooper Coupe JCW last month from a local BMW dealer. My wife and I retired from our motorcycling careers in January after many years of riding / touring throughout the US and Canada. I miss the motorcycling experience that combines speed, balance, shifting and the sensation of motion. Never thought I would find a replacement for motorcycling. After owning the JCW Coupe for a month, I must say driving the car comes reasonably close to ridng an Italian motorcycle...boy do I feel connected to the road! I will be curious how the Mini holds up in the years to come. I can't imagine it would be any worse than owning a Ducati...LOL
