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Опубликовано 8 августа 2024, 10:13
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Is the new MINI Cooper still the perfect small car in 2026, or has the radical circular OLED screen and move to an all-automatic lineup gone too far? Mat Watson is taking a "brutally honest" look at this electric Cooper SE to see if the 250-mile range and "Go-Kart" handling are enough to justify that top-spec £42,000 price tag.
We’re putting the new MINI through its paces to see if the fabric-trimmed interior holds up and if that
world-first circular infotainment system is actually easy to use while driving or just a laggy distraction. From the tiny 210-litre boot to the truth about its real-world motorway range, here is the definitive verdict on whether you should buy the new MINI or stick with a used petrol version.
Chapters
00:00 Intro: Is the MINI still the king of small cars?
00:42 Design: Why has the chrome disappeared?
02:15 Price Check: Is it worth £42,000 for a small car?
02:49 Interior Truth: Is the circular OLED screen actually laggy?
05:24 Back Seats: Can adults actually fit in the back?
06:49 Practicality: Is the 210L boot too small for real life?
08:18 3 Annoying Features that drive Mat mad!
10:32 5 Cool Features: Does "Go-Kart Mode" actually change anything?
13:45 Battery & Range: What’s the real-world motorway mileage?
14:51 Town Driving: Still the easiest car to park?
17:03 Motorway Driving: Is it too noisy at 70mph?
18:13 Country Roads: Does it still feel like a Go-Kart?
20:02 0-60mph: How fast is the 218hp Cooper SE?
20:37 The Verdict: Should you buy, sell or avoid?
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Check out Mat's preferred trim & engine for each car: bit.ly/Mats-Engine-Choice
Is the new MINI Cooper still the perfect small car in 2026, or has the radical circular OLED screen and move to an all-automatic lineup gone too far? Mat Watson is taking a "brutally honest" look at this electric Cooper SE to see if the 250-mile range and "Go-Kart" handling are enough to justify that top-spec £42,000 price tag.
We’re putting the new MINI through its paces to see if the fabric-trimmed interior holds up and if that
world-first circular infotainment system is actually easy to use while driving or just a laggy distraction. From the tiny 210-litre boot to the truth about its real-world motorway range, here is the definitive verdict on whether you should buy the new MINI or stick with a used petrol version.
Chapters
00:00 Intro: Is the MINI still the king of small cars?
00:42 Design: Why has the chrome disappeared?
02:15 Price Check: Is it worth £42,000 for a small car?
02:49 Interior Truth: Is the circular OLED screen actually laggy?
05:24 Back Seats: Can adults actually fit in the back?
06:49 Practicality: Is the 210L boot too small for real life?
08:18 3 Annoying Features that drive Mat mad!
10:32 5 Cool Features: Does "Go-Kart Mode" actually change anything?
13:45 Battery & Range: What’s the real-world motorway mileage?
14:51 Town Driving: Still the easiest car to park?
17:03 Motorway Driving: Is it too noisy at 70mph?
18:13 Country Roads: Does it still feel like a Go-Kart?
20:02 0-60mph: How fast is the 218hp Cooper SE?
20:37 The Verdict: Should you buy, sell or avoid?
Sell your car for free with Carwow: bit.ly/Sell-Your-Car-For-Free-...
Check out Mat's preferred trim & engine for each car: bit.ly/Mats-Engine-Choice
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