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More Inside Info from MINI2 About Next Years MINI

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 31st, 2003 7 Comments

Here's an excerpt of the article from MINI2:

For the interior, more details have been surfacing regarding possible updates. Further to the reported factory arm rest option, more supportive seats, and larger rear cup holder, it seems that a change rumoured to be in the pipeline way back in August 2001 could actually be about to happen (so you certainly should have heard it here first folks)! It looks like the clock could be losing it's aloof position up on high, and be joining the trip meter on the speedo's LCD display. It's uncertain as to what might take it's place, but additional interior lighting is a favourite tip, especially when the current main light console will have to be relocated or removed for the soft top MINI anyway. Due to extra storage being introduced below the toggle switch panel bank (already a popular after market addition), we also hear that a new, much neater integrated option for additional gauges will be introduced. This will move the speedo (rev counter in Australia) onto the steering column, and a set of 'chrono style' gauges will take pride of place in the centre of the dash. It also is rumoured a remote garage door opener could be introduced for the North American markets.

You can check out the entire article over at MINI2 in the news section. As always kudos to Paul over at MINI2 for gathering this info.

Analysis

Some of these changes I'm spoken about previously and many I haven't heard yet. For intance I've heard from several sources for some time now that MINI was redesigning the area below the toggle panel… but moving the speedo from the center of the dash is a new one for me. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that that change will be a fairly unpopular move.

Celebrate Halloween MINI Style

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 31st, 2003 8 Comments

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Thanks go to Deb for doing such an amazing job of carving the pumpkin and then being kind enough to send in a pic to share.

Even though this looks like lots of fun I personally will be staying far far away from any carving this year.

Oh and btw the today's header image featuring a classic Mini in bright orange is sheer coincidence. Out of almost 50 header images that just happened to be the one that popped up this morning.




M7 Tuning

Stumble Fix Update

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 30th, 2003 15 Comments

This info comes from a long time reader of the site:

“I spoke w/ someone at BMWNA today regarding the stumble in the MCS.  He told me that the fix they are loading on cars now may, or may not, become software version 36.  He also said whatever software version 36 is, it may be out in a couple of weeks or maybe not until near the end of the year. 

Regarding the yo-yo, he said that the current fix is purely intended for the stumble, it was not intended to address the yo-yo.  He said that neither he nor several of the test engineers have ever been able to reproduce the yo-yo.  In other words, there is no fix in the works.   This being said, he commented that some owners have sworn to him that the yo-yo went away when they had this stumble fix loaded.  Who knows, maybe they are linked.  There are so many variables being fed into the software it's hard to tell what effects what (my thoughts, not his).

He explained that the stumble snuck up on them this year.  They did not experience it last year, and it was definitely more evident in the hot states.  MINI sent engineers to the SW and Fla. to come up with this fix.  Interestingly, he commented that they really didn't know about the problem until they began reading more and more about it on the various MINI forums!!  The fault was not initially brought to their attention through the dealer networks, but rather through these forums.  I actually see this as a down side to the forums.  It seems that a lot of folks checked the forums and said, “hmmm, there's not a fix I'll just wait until there is”.  I did this at first but then realized, this doesn't get the info back to MINI.  I urge everyone as much as possible to let your dealer know!  People still post daily that they went to see their dealer and their dealer had never heard anything about the stumble.”

Analysis

Certainly interesting news, thanks. Lets hope this is indeed the fix that everyone has been waiting for.

The Next Generation MINI Gets Closer to a Reality

MotoringFile Sections: R56 (Coupe) Oct 29th, 2003 25 Comments

AutoExpress has more details about the upcoming changes to the MINI. Here's an excerpt:

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“It looks as though we're in for a real adventure in 2004! Exclusive images in the current issue of Auto Express magazine show the first glimpse of the forthcoming facelifted MINI, which promises to be even more fun than its cheeky predecessor when it's unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show next March.

Having been careful to pen a suitable 21st century successor to the original Mini, it seems parent company BMW has played it safe and left the styling virtually untouched for the next-generation model. But that doesn't mean there won't be significant refinements to the design.

A new front bumper has been fitted to direct more air to the engine, and the gaping inlet on the bonnet for the supercharger reveals this car's identity as a Cooper S.

What's more, lower side skirts help give the hatchback a more aggressive stance. Engineers and test drivers are concentrating on correcting the MINI's few faults and adding even more spice to the car's lively handling. This prototype has a test rig on the tailgate that lets experts feel the effect of different rear downforce rates by making fine adjustments to the roof spoiler.

One of our main complaints about the current MINI is the firm ride, so the unforgiving 18-inch wheels fitted to this model are testing the ability of a new suspension set-up. They also make the car look sportier in flagship S guise.

The current MINI is a top seller in the UK, and the Cooper S Works edition scooped the prestigious Auto Ex-press Greatest Drives 2003 award, so there are high hopes that the revised version will capitalise on that success.

Company insiders have already hinted that a mighty 300bhp edition could be in the pipeline as a supercar-baiting flagship prepared by the officially endorsed tuning firm, John Cooper Works in West Sussex. Details of changes to trim levels and prices remain a secret, but the retro-style cabin is expected to feature a number of revisions.

Redesigned front seats will provide more lateral support, while the recline and fold mechanism will be easier to use. The dials on the dash are set to make way for chronometer-type gauges similar to those in the Lexus IS200.”

You can read the entire article here. You can see more detailed photos (all scanned by Bascule over at MINI2) here: 1 / 2 / 3. Above photo provided by scooperman_uk.

Analysis

Wow. This looks to be a real improvement over the current car – more so than just a simple facelift. If MINI can pull off the elimination of some of the current cars faults while increasing performance and the quality of the interior they would have done a spectacular job of a mid-life model refresh. That being said the current form of the MINI was finished in 2000 so they have had almost four years to contemplate these improvements.

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XM Radio for the MINI

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 29th, 2003 3 Comments

Here's some news for you XM radio fans out there from the website XMfan.com:

At least 5 times a week I get emails and messages asking when an adapter will be available for the BMW that will let users keep their steering wheel controls and display the radio information on the existing head unit?

2003 MY (and newer) 3, 5 and X5 series (without NAVI) BMW and MINI Cooper owners, look no further than this new adapter from Blitzsafe. Older models cannot use this product as they do not have Satellite-ready radios.

Introducing, the XM Direct XM Receiver and smart cable from Blitzsafe; a new type of dealer-installed XM product like no other. Not only can you now pipe in the audio through a direct auxiliary input to your head unit for the best possible sound, but the XM tuner hardware is now completely out of sight (in the trunk), and the factory head unit displays and controls all functions. You get all this at a competitive price, allowing you to install XM in these vehicles. As you know, BMW and Mini Cooper only provide Sirius as a factory official dealer option.

You can read the entire article here.

ProMini's Project Car Video

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 28th, 2003 8 Comments

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ProMini has a fairly long video of both of it's recent project cars in action around their Texas HQ. It features two of the fastest MINI's in exsistance. In fact the silver MINI has the soon to be announced MCS turbo kit which we'll have more about in the coming days. This car includes a Garrett/Turbonetics T3 turbo, Turbonetics blow off valve, ProMini oil cooler, ProMini front mounted intercooler, Supersprint headers and about every concievable ProMini mod in the book.

You can check it out the video here (not recommended for dial-up users).

Analysis

I think the numbers on the MCS turbo kit are simply going to astound people. If the price is right ProMini might have a pretty big hit on their hands.

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BMW Tuner Dinan Enters the MINI Market

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 27th, 2003 12 Comments

Dinan is a highly regarded BMW tuner that often matches all of BMW's factory warranties with their modifications. They typically offer the mods ala cart or in “Dinan stages”. Here's an excerpt from Dinan's latest newsletter:

Dinan began the evaluation and development process for performance enhancements with two Cooper S models and one naturally aspirated Mini Cooper the moment the cars became available. Having access to the three cars has enabled our engineering team to work on several different areas of performance tuning simultaneously in the interest of shortening the development time frame. While we recognize that some other “tuners” have already introduced performance products such as exhaust systems, designing and producing quality products that actually enhance performance, as well as backing them up with the most comprehensive warranty in the industry does take time. Dinan is rarely first to market, but certainly first in performance.

Our primary focus has been on the Cooper S models to date, with the fairly obvious goals of enhanced power and acceleration, as well as even sharper handling characteristics. Miles and miles of shall we say “spirited” driving have provided our development team with the data necessary to improve the performance of an already well designed, fun to drive car. As with all Dinan products, our philosophy of enhanced performance without sacrificing driveability or reliability carries through to the MINI performance product line as well. And as you might expect, Dinan will offer our industry leading warranty, matching the MINI new vehicle warranty coverage year to year, mile to mile and bumper to bumper.

Both the supercharged and naturally aspirated versions of the cars are being treated to intake and exhaust enhancements, very much in keeping with the approaches used to extract more power from BMW models. Naturally performance and driveability will be optimized with Dinan engine management software, specifically calibrated for the various combinations of Dinan performance products. Initially, there will be two engine performance programs offered for the Cooper S.

You can read the entire newsletter here.

Analysis

The Stage II kit will probably be very popular for MCS owners. The combination of matching the output of the JCW kit while costing much less and including a warranty that matches MINI's will raise some eye brows in the aftermarket arena. Combine that with one of the most trusted names in BMW tuning and you have a potential winner on your hands. But beyond increased power Dinan is also promising it's own version of just about every key performance modification out there – everything from suspension pieces, forged wheels, and even limited slip.

The biggest question I see at this point is will the late start will hurt Dinan?

Design Changes at Bridger.us/MINI

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 26th, 2003 14 Comments

You may have noticed some changes at Bridger.us/MINI recently.

Over the last year we've strived to make this website as usable as possible. This started with creating a frame work that allows the site to be updated quickly and from anywhere and any computer (with a connection) in the world. Secondly I attempted to design an interface that was so simple that it was almost transparent to the user. Information could either be found in the right hand column or in the news archive (which contains the entire post history of the site).

But with more content comes more challenges in trying to keep the site simple and easy to navigate. Because of this the first of our recent changes was altering the font throughout the website to something (A) more readable in small sizes and (B) more common on more systems. Secondly we introduced a small top navigation that will replicate or in some cases replace links that have been on the right side of all the site's pages. And be sure to look for more small changes in the coming weeks along these same lines.

As always if you have suggestions and/or feedback for the site please feel free to contact us via the link above.

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Denison ICE-link iPod Controller Available for Pre-order

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 26th, 2003 11 Comments

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I just got this info from Denison USA about the shippment of the highly anticipated ICE-link iPod controller which allows not only the MINI (and BMW) stereo to allow an iPod to play through it but for multifunction steering wheel to actually control it.

We are scheduling shipments for the first week of November for ICE-Link for the 3rd Gen iPods with initial shipments including BMW, AUDI, VW, FORD compatible and Sony systems (ICE-Link for CLASSIC iPods are scheduled to be released by the end of November). Initial quantities are limited, pre-orders will be filled first.

If you'd like to find out more check out Denison's website.

note: This site is in no way sponsored or supported by Denison USA

MINI Invisishield Clear Bra Results?

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 26th, 2003 9 Comments

Here's an email I got from a reader recently regarding the 3M Invisishield MINI Clear Bra that is a dealer installed option:

I picked up my new liquid yellow MINI on October 7th. I am having a problem with stone chips on the bonnet. I contacted the dealer about the problem wondering if there is any protection system to prevent this. The dealer told me there is a film they will install on the bonnet, headlights and mirrors to help prevent stone chips and bug marks. It is made by 3M. Has anyone had this installed or heard about this product? Any information would be helpful.

Does anyone have any experience with this product or others like it?

The 2004 MINI Manual is Now Available

MotoringFile Sections: MF Feature Oct 26th, 2003 2 Comments

This may come as old news to some but MINIUSA now has the 2004 manual available for download in PDF form. You can access it directly by clicking here (the MC & MCS have the same manual) or by signing onto the Owners Lounge and downloading it from there. I'll also have the file in my downloads section in the lower right-hand corner of my front page.

The above diagram is from the '04 manual and shows the new 3-Spoke wheel and how to use it's cruise control.

Is Indie Blue Going Away?

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 24th, 2003 24 Comments

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This rather shocking news comes from MINI2 and Paul Mullet:

“Word on the grape vine is that in summer '04 our (my) beloved Indi Blue will be no more for the MINI range.

I thought that was a bit of a shocker, but it appears to be true.

Good news is it seems another blue will take it's place, but will be as good as Indi Blue? Who knows.”

Here's the MINI2 thread: Adieu Indi Blue?!. BMW has long had a history of changing color hues slightly every 2-4 years and this seems to fall into that catagory. It looks like next summer will bring quite a few changes into the MINI range.

Hands On w/the Rear Foglight Toggle Panel

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 23rd, 2003 6 Comments

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After way too much drama and a couple of weeks of simply not being able to get to my dealer I finally picked up my new toggle panel with all the switches.

First a big thanks to Ian Cull and all the great rear foglight info on his weblog. As far as I'm concnered his site is “Rear Foglight Central”.

Interestingly when the first bulletin was released for this part MINI released the wrong numbers for the full panel. As you can see on this image MINIUSA switched the numbers between the full toggle panels for cars with front fogs and cars without. Because of that many parts managers across the country simply ordered the wrong part. It would seem that those who looked at the standard MINI parts CD-Rom had the correct information and those that looked at the bulletin didn't. Too much drama over a little switch if you ask me. Lets hope that MINI gets it's parts numbers straight in future bulletins.

For those that missed this info the correct part number for those with the full panel of switches is 61 31 6 917 993

Cooper CVT driving technique

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 22nd, 2003 2 Comments

It may be old news to some seasoned CVT owners but there is a great thread (even if it's 8 months old) over at MINI2 that talks about some of the best techniques for using the transmission. Check it out here.

95% of MINIs Coming to the US are Pre-Sold By Dealers

MotoringFile Sections: Uncategorized Oct 22nd, 2003 4 Comments

From MINIUSA PR:

Woodcliff Lake, NJ – October 21, 2003 … Over 95 percent of all MINIs reaching the U.S. market in the month of September were pre-sold before ever reaching the dealer lot and out of all MINIs sold last month, 85% were uniquely ordered by the customer before the car was even assembled.

Clearly MINI owners' demand for custom-built cars has made for strong sales of the MINI Cooper and MINI Cooper S. Within the first nine months of 2003, sales achieved 25,720 units, doubling the number of cars sold to over 50,000 units since the brand's launch 19 months ago.

“Our MINI brand philosophy emphasizes fun and individuality and we recognize the customer's desire to create his or her own unique MINI,” said Jack Pitney, General Manager of MINI USA. “As such, we have been very successful, making it easy for customers to specify their new MINI with a plethora of standard and optional equipment – even accessory items.”

Where other manufacturers limit the way customers can specify their cars, MINI offers all options 'a-la-cart', giving customers total freedom to build the car with the options they want. Popular options are also grouped into three convenient “Combo” packages for ease of ordering. Additionally, customers can choose from MINI's complete line of dealer-installed accessories at the time the car is ordered, giving them the opportunity to include the cost into their financing.

“We find that many MINI customers enter the showroom already knowing what they want,” says MINI Product Manager, Kevin Philips. “Our website lets them research MINI and create their own dream-car”, he adds. The popular “build-your-own” feature on the MINI USA website (www.miniusa.com) lets customers specify and price their ideal MINI – including all dealer accessories – in advance of visiting their local dealer.

There is an additional incentive to pre-ordering: Customers do not have to wait long for their special order to arrive from the factory. MINI has streamlined the ordering process to provide “priority build” status to retail customers' special ordered cars, putting the orders at the head of the line. The average wait-time for delivery to a U.S. customer who orders his or her car from the factory is only an average of 2.5 to 3 months – another reason why MINI customers choose to order what they want.

The day's supply for MINI in September was the lowest since its launch at just 4.5 vehicles for September. In addition to customer demand, it is worth noting that these low levels are also affected by production limitations due to the changeover for the 2004 model year.

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