I can appreciate the North American Motoring approach of telling me how much you enjoy your MINIs.

The problem with MINI is now there are Countrymen (farmers?), Clubman (Brads?), PacMan (sic), and Roadsters (really WTF?). There are so many options in the competing market. The entry hatches are basically dead. BMW needs to make MINI work for them and the only way to do that is to make it go electric. While current…

I remember, having owned a MINI at the time, the Awesomeness of Small marketing campaign. There was some secret decoder shit and sleuthing involved. The reward was some sort of medallion - I think it had a scorpion on it. Which now that I think of it, was weird considering Fiat Abarth.

While I agree with your points, I believe the hype is $60,000 mid engine Corvette.

Jean shorts can be bought in a size too small.

O_.o

Yeah, also me.

I wanted a TDI Manual Wagon.  But Dieselgate and I couldn’t wait any longer.

Ah yeah, now I see it.  Its a pixie.

Looks like the previous owner left you some tasty crumbs around the seat warmer buttons. Are they food or skin? Are they stale? Do they taste like the dirt under finger nails?  Its so mysterious we readers need answers.

2nd gear brings a tear to my eye. RIP

Well then.

As much as I hate those model years, your logic is sound.

Hmm.... 

Also at ~300mi from Moab, too close and easy.

Don’t know about the show being on but Sr is in some shit for filing bankruptcy and allegedly hiding assets.

Correction... is almost the shit

Man, screw 2035. Where’s right meow? That’s gorgeous, but never going to happen.

Am I alone in the understanding that Asian cultures don’t spend like Americans spend? So like a large purchase, a car, isn’t something so disposable like Americans take for granted but rather a considered, long-term investment in transportation set to last some time before it is considered to be replaced. Is that just…

Yep CP.