Bottoz Messages 557 ColoradoSprings Messages Bottoz Dec 5, 2011 #2 Because they chose a 1998 model that looks exactly like a 1998 model.
Tornado Messages 41,187 Dec 5, 2011 #3 Because the original Mini was made right up to 2000, and they chose to model one from 1998.
Schwartz Premium Messages 4,315 Bellingham, WA Messages Schwartz38 Dec 5, 2011 #4 Bottoz Because they chose a 1998 model that looks exactly like a 1998 model. Click to expand... No. Way. I never would have guessed that.
Bottoz Because they chose a 1998 model that looks exactly like a 1998 model. Click to expand... No. Way. I never would have guessed that.
C Crumpet Premium Messages 9,825 Great Britain Dec 5, 2011 #5 They kept the same design up until 2000?
37kazzmark Messages 243 QLD Messages kassmark95 Dec 5, 2011 #6 holy crap, that must be the longest produced car ever made? 1959-2001 sorry for being stupid...
Tornado Messages 41,187 Dec 5, 2011 #7 Jai They kept the same design up until 2000? Click to expand... More or less. 1967 Morris Mini Cooper S: 2000 Rover Mini Cooper S:
Jai They kept the same design up until 2000? Click to expand... More or less. 1967 Morris Mini Cooper S: 2000 Rover Mini Cooper S:
C Crumpet Premium Messages 9,825 Great Britain Dec 5, 2011 #8 Pretty sure that design wouldn't sell in 2011.
SkierPS3 Messages 1,601 United States Dec 5, 2011 #9 I'm guessing they modeled this car in the GT1/2 days, and it was the most recent model.
G garglemel Messages 42 Messages garglemel Dec 5, 2011 #10 37kazzmark holy crap, that must be the longest produced car ever made? 1959-2001 sorry for being stupid... Click to expand... I do believe the Beetle was the longest produced car. They stopped sometime in early 2000's in Mexico.
37kazzmark holy crap, that must be the longest produced car ever made? 1959-2001 sorry for being stupid... Click to expand... I do believe the Beetle was the longest produced car. They stopped sometime in early 2000's in Mexico.
DIA1974 Messages 71 UK Messages DAAI1974 Dec 5, 2011 #12 Jai Pretty sure that design wouldn't sell in 2011. Click to expand... Pretty sure it would. In the UK at least, as a) we love the original mini, b) there are no good, cheap and light little cars anymore, especially ones that handle like a proper Mini. Safety concerns aside of course...
Jai Pretty sure that design wouldn't sell in 2011. Click to expand... Pretty sure it would. In the UK at least, as a) we love the original mini, b) there are no good, cheap and light little cars anymore, especially ones that handle like a proper Mini. Safety concerns aside of course...
sorry for being stupid...
No. Way. I never would have guessed that. 
