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  1. Justa Jim

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    #2 Justa Jim, Jun 10, 2011
    I have no problem with it, as it offers "something for everyone", so we can still get the car we want. I saw more folks at the local dealership the other day, then I have in the past and everyone of them was looking at the Countryman. As has been said before, there were a lot of models offered, back in the early days of the Mini. :Thumbsup:

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  2. KittyMini

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    #3 KittyMini, Jun 10, 2011
    I see it as a good thing too. If BMW didn't expand the MINI line, then it may not make it. The MINI before was a small market. Now it appeals to a lot more consumers. We just don't have to buy the ones we don't like :cornut:
     
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    #4 Minidave, Jun 10, 2011
    I could see one more on either end of the spectrum, a MINI city car that's a 2 seater and a MINI-van, something on the order of the C-Max, only MINI sized.....
     
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    #5 Steve, Jun 10, 2011
    Maybe a pickup-ish model spun off the Countryman sort of like a little 2-seater Honda Ridgeline.
     
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    #6 JCWRocket, Jun 10, 2011