The interior of the Mini Cooper 50 Mayfair
The Mini has already developed a reputation as an upscale offering in the compact car segment, but a Mini upgraded with parts from the Rolls-Royce Goodwood factory would bump it up from compact car to luxury car. Yes, A Rolls-Royce trimmed Mini is on its way to production!
This isn’t the first time Minis have benefited from high-end upgrades. Such cars were sold in the 1960s and owned by all four Beatles!
What do you think: If this car really does get the green light for production, should Mini bring it to Malaysia? How would it sell? Do you think luxury cars must be at least a certain size?
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Shahir R. Ali General Manager and lead programmer at wemotor.com who loves cars and enjoys writing about them once in a while.
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To me it looks great. However it’s a shame that we have to spend as much on crappy Protons. To some extent, i would love it Proton was bought by VW, or start making good cars, OR just call it a day already.
My Saga (yeah, i know it’s my fault buying that) is crap, the power window stops working, the engine is sluggish as heck in the low revs, but what else is there @ RM34k?
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