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2010 Mini Cooper Start and Rev to Redline

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Uploaded by on Jun 16, 2010

I love the way this car sounds and feels. This is the base model with the 1.6L 120hp motor, which felt surprisingly torquey and sprightly. The engine note is very energetic. My main gripe during the drive is something relatively minor but very annoying: the new BMW style "soft-touch" turn signals. I don't understand why something that was never a problem in the first place has to be engineered as such. If you haven't tried them, the stalk doesn't stay in place after you hit them. To cancel, you have to either push very lightly in the direction that you hit them or the opposite direction. If you choose to push in the opposite direction, you could easily engage the other side's signals. Just an annoyance that I thought took away from the driving experience.

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  • Does the base version feel underpowered??

  • @lbryan250

    It's not particularly fast, but it always feels quick. I always think that I'm going faster than I am in a Mini.

  • Engine`s cold kid... dont do that..!

  • @sebastianug

    Nah, I had been driving it all day, and just re-started it for this video. Thanks for the concern though!

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  • @ftpaddict fineeeee

  • @AngryBF2Nerd

    motor, noun

    1. a machine, especially one powered by electricity or internal combustion, that supplies motive power for a vehicle or for another device with moving parts.

    2. a source of power, energy, or motive force

    Source: Oxford English Dictionary

  • @ftpaddict no, falls under "actuator". motors are electric or pneumatic (which also falls under actuator)

  • @AngryBF2Nerd The Internal combustion engine falls under the category of motors. Look it up.

  • its not a "motor" you dipshit. its a combustion engine...

  • How to hotwire that car make a tutarial please.

  • I would love to buy one of these but i'm concerned with all the issues with clutch problems, fuel injectors, steering locks, transmission failures that lots of people report. Have you had issues with yours?

  • @Kinglevy7 its a peugeot engine

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