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Small, sporty, and surprising
AJ Weino, 01/24/2024
2022 MINI Hardtop 2 Door Cooper SE 2dr Hatchback (electric DD)
The Great
* Really quick and maneuverable. Go-Kart racing it is.
* Visibility in all directions is great. Part of this is because the windshield frame is mostly vertical, so it doesn't block as much of the view as other cars.
* Material is of high quality (it's a BMW), so it is very comfortable. I took a 4-hour drive and had no back fatigue at all. Plus, the seats hug you, again giving … that rally-car feel.
* Front seats can fit most people. Once MINI increased the size of the car from the traditional MINI, it could then fit people up to 6'3" or so.
The Good
* The range is better than advertised. We typically get 10-20% more range than expected, so we can get around 150 miles per full charge in the shoulder seasons, 130 miles in the summer, and 110 miles in the coldest weeks of winter. Given that this covers 90-95% of drives for most people, we almost always choose to drive this car instead of our gas sedan or our hybrid minivan.
* It can actually fit 4 people. Yes, large adults won't be comfortable in the back, but they can fit in a pinch.
The Bad
* You can't reliably use this for long-range trips. Sure, if you are familiar with the route, you can plan ahead and charge along the way. But sometimes there aren't convenient chargers or, if there are, others are using it so you wait a half hour or even an hour to get your turn. This makes it much less convenient than an ICE car. I have done trips of 200 miles, but only when I was not pressed for time.
* It's hard to get in and out of the back seat. In fact, if you are a medium-to-large adult, you pretty much have to exit the car backwards to get out. That said, we usually drive it solo or with another adult, both in the front seat, so this isn't a frequent problem. Again, we have a sedan and a minivan for larger groups.
* For taller people who have to move the driver's seat back, the roof is relatively low, so it's hard to see stoplights that are relatively close.
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