MOTM? What the heck is that? MINI on the Mack or MOTM is an event to break the Guinness World Record for the most Mini and MINI Coopers in a parade. The existing record of Mini cars was on May 17, 2009 by the London & Surrey Mini Owners Club as part of the London to […]
I look at all the Classic Mini Cooper vehicles and they call them different names. The names don’t match the current MINI Cooper cars, why not? There are some different variations of Minis, what is up with them? The information below concerns the original or classic Mini Cooper. BMW purchased British Rover Group in 1994 […]
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The information below concerns the MINI Cooper produced by Bavarian Motor Works (BMW). In 1994, BMW purchased the British Rover Group which consisted of the brands Rover, Land Rover, Mini and MG and the defunct brands including Austin and Morris. Some were sold but the Mini brand was kept and launched in 2001. The revised […]
ELDC, DSC, DTC, what the heck do all these traction control settings mean? When I first got my Mini, I had no clue about the different traction control settings and the manual wasn’t the best resource so I wanted to explain the different settings so it helps other Mini owners out! The 3 traction control settings: DSC […]
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One of the things that was discussed by the group was a way for others to submit and write for our blog. Alas, so here ya have it… I have created a form that will allow users to submit guest blogs. Once reviewed, they will be shared on the site with the group. Visit the […]
Today, I have launched the first of many iterative updates to the M.U.M. Website. Rather than trying to tackle it all, I am breaking things down into pieces, the first of which is a major interface update to bring the site into a more modern design that hints to the overall MINI brand. There are […]
On a nice fall morning, about a dozen M.U.M. members met at a parking lot in Rosemount for a fun food tour. Our first stop would be the Hanisch Bakery and Coffee Shop located in the heart of historic downtown Red Wing. But, to get there we would take a tour of the country side. […]
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