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For those of you where the Chili Pack is offered as an option you can expect some changes for 2005. Here is the official bulletin from MINI:
The standard wheels within the pack will change from the 17″ S-Spoke Alloys to the 17″ 5-Star BULLET Alloys as detailed above. If the customer requires the 17″ S-Spokes, they are available at no cost but option code 369 must be added to the order.
For cars without automatic transmission the CHILI Pack will include the Limited Slip Differential as described above, hence there will now be two prices for the CHILI pack on the MINI Cooper S.
MINI Cooper S with Manual Transmission – £1,600
MINI Cooper S with Automatic Transmission – £1,500
<p>Are you sure those prices are correct?
Are there options (other than LSD) that are deleted from the Chili pack with automatic?</p>
<p>If not people who complain that the LSD costs $500 here while only about $180 there might have something else to complain about.</p>
<p>It would appear that there is no price premium for the Automatic in the UK. Yet in the USA there is going to be a $1350 premium for the option.</p>
<p>What is in a chili pak? Is this available in the US?</p>
<p>It's not available in the US.</p>
<p>This information came from MINI UK.</p>
<p>When is this effective from? 1/05?</p>
<p>When is this effective from? 1/05?</p>
<p>over here we have a salt pepper and chili pack which is basically a bundle of options for less than they would cost to buy individually.</p>
<p>Any Chance of seeing a picture of the new wheels??? Have you seen the new 17″ WEB Alloy Wheel??</p>