MINI Reviews 2

I bought a new battery for my 2022 Mini Countryman because it had to be continually jumped. I hac illegal GPS tracking devices on my car because I am a Targeted Individual and a member of Targeted Justice. I spoke with Ira Wyatt service technician and mentioned the GPS device. He said he would do a visual inspection and the battery setup is part of a diagnostic. The loaner I received had the same issue because the government attacks are a network within the United States and Mini Downtown LA is a part of that network. Based on how my cat is acting the same as be I got the battery tells me the GPS tracking is connected to my car's electrical system which will drain the battery. the same as be I got the battery tells me the GPS tracking is connected to my car's electrical system which will drain the battery. I will expect Mini to provide me a new replacement for ignoring the GPS system I brought to their attention and they ignored. Any American citizen can become a Targeted Individual just for exercising their First and Second Amendment rights or pissing off someone in a high level of power. There are hundred of thousands if not a million or more of us Americans being targeted. FISA 702 is illegal to use against Americans and it violates their Fourth Amendment rights. Fear o live here so it is my Civic Duty to inform regardless of whether people believe it or not. Research Targeted Justice! It's a real thing!

Deeply frustrating experience with MINI USA over a basic warranty issue on my new 2024 MINI Cooper S ALL4 Countryman.

Shortly after getting the car, I noticed the wiper blades were clearly defective — leaving large streaks on the windows. I raised this early on with MINI, who told me to take it up with the dealer. I did this at the first service.

The dealer confirmed the blades needed replacing — but said I’d have to pay for them.

The car had driven only 4,000 miles in a year. The blades were obviously not fit for purpose from day one. Yet MINI refuses to explain why they're not covered under warranty, or how a dealer apparently gets to decide that.

It’s underhand behavior. Factory-installed parts seem to get less warranty protection than if I’d bought them over the counter. That’s absurd — but seems to reflect MINI’s general approach: squeeze customers at every opportunity.

If this is how they handle something as minor as faulty wiper blades, it’s fair to say this is a brand with very low integrity.