The 2012 MINI Cooper Coupe
can be described as small, peculiar, stylish and makes an exciting
drive. Ownership of the MINI blueprint was transferred to BMW from the
original owner. It is considered to be the ‘miniest’ of the MINI latest
breed. The Coupe is available in the three customary MINI tastes and it
succeeds in its aim to load up on additional performance and style than
whatever else is in the series.
The MINI Coupe’s roofline is powerfully attractive. The windshield
that is largely raked and the great rear spoiler to the swooped shape
allow it to be described by MINI as the ‘helmet’. The Coupe is
essentially standard MINI underneath the helmet, although there are some
unique characteristics found under the cover.
Unlike its Clubman and Hatchback family members, the Coupe has
additional weight bias in the back making it more neutrally handled and
makes it seem more willing to go into the field of solid-state
‘oversteer’ over others than a lot of front-drive car. This allows it to
be an equipped companion in quick switchbacks, revolving almost as
easily and as well as a car using rear-wheel-drive. With the combination
of an effective selection of four-cylinder 1.6-liter engines, this car
version is one of the most exciting to cars to roll out in its class.
