It's pretty... but then again we "DIY-ers" have been doing that stuff for years! Mine just doesn't smell like Connolly hides. Kind of interesting though. Can't really cost BMW much, considering their system is underutilized, I'd imagine.
For people with the $jing to do it, the idea gets my![]()
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Wasn't this dispelled by Rolls Royce? I believe they came out and made a statement about not having anything to do with it:confused5:
I'd like to see more pics if anyone has any. Looks like a beautiful interior. It's good to see a quality, classier interior rather than the tacky checker interiors that you see too often. -
There was just a blurb on Autoweek.com about this today...
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When I was in Garching last month (north of Munich), there was a massive M Gmbh design enter with a dealer next door (MINI and BMW). I asked about M Gmbh and they said it's where BMW and MINI owners can take their cars to get custom things done...leather interiors, etc.
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That makes a ton of sense in this economy.
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Those with the means have cut back on conspicuous consumption. This allows them some of the comfort of a Rolls with the look of a MINI. What a way to please yourself and put a good face towards the plebeian masses. -
That looks pretty plush
I like it
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I wonder if someone makes a spray that smells like Connolly hides?
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that glossy blackness is sexayyyyy
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From the Shanghai Auto Show
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzkKty5EeTA]YouTube - Rolls Royce Mini Cooper: Shanghai Auto Show[/ame] -
Some jackwads on another forum I am a member of, hate the interior of any MINI. Hates this one even more. They say the only reason they won't own one is because of the dashboard layout. I told them that if they didn't like the dashboard layout, buy a Civic or Hyundai. The car wasn't designed for them.
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There's a pretty long history of tarting up original/classic Minis, starting with the Radford DeVille - this is Peter Sellers' example as seen in one of his Pink Panther films:
The basket weave sides look crap in this photo, but I used to see one of these in London as a young man and they looked simply stunning. Time to invent basket weave vinyl, methinks....