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  1. CHKMINI

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    #2 CHKMINI, Sep 3, 2010
    Got it this morning in my e-mail as well and will use it for the new Countryman that my wife wants.
     
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    #3 goaljnky, Sep 3, 2010
    Wish they would let me use it towards an M5.
     
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    #4 CHKMINI, Sep 3, 2010
    Had an M5 before I bought my first MINI. Great car!
     
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    #5 Squirlz, Sep 6, 2010
    I wish the offer would still be good when the Roadster comes out!
     
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    #6 Minidave, Sep 7, 2010
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    My wife got one too (she's a "modern" woman and she didn't take my last name when we got married) so I wonder if I can use both certificates on one deal? :D

    (I know better, but a man can dream, right?)

    I'm thinking very seriously about a Roadster S JCW.....
     
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    #7 goaljnky, Sep 7, 2010
    There was a case around here with Galpin Ford (biggest Ford US dealer) some years ago. They ran a newspaper ad offering $100 (+/-) of off a new car, or truck. The ad failed to specify one per vehicle. A woman bought enough news papers and cut out enough ads to cover a purchase and showed up to the dealer. They obviously refused and she obviously sued them. She ended up loosing the case. I think it was based on something like "no reasonable person would believe it", or "it was clearly not dealers intent to give away cars".