2020 Mini Cooper Hardtop 2-Door Oxford Edition - POV Review

The 2020 Mini Cooper Hardtop 2-Door Oxford Edition is a big name for a car this small. Its small size is in its favor, however, as this is one of the most pure Mini driving experiences one can find in the new-car market. With a 6-speed manual transmission and a turbocharged three-cylinder motor, this little hatchback zips around city streets and country back roads with a satisfying lightness. Join Charlie as he tells you everything you need to know about this special edition Mini.
This video is filmed (mostly) with binaural, in-ear microphones, so what you hear is what he hears from the driver's seat.
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[@MatthewShaw-ui6dw]

wow finally someone that actually likes start stop like me 😂

[@TheTopher]

FIRST!!
Always wanted to do that.

[@althor5550]

Excellent review! I have a 2015 fairly loaded with steptronic auto. I enjoy “manually shifting” but not the same as my 06 MINI S straight manual. I do appreciate smoother ride though...😉

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Just discovered this video. This was a great style. I am very smitten with the Cooper. Seems like a lot of automotive journalist agree they are fun to drive but you went into more depth with daily living. The only sin I have found is lack of apple car play without paying the big bucks. And that 3 cylinder is a great engine with a surprisingly great sound. And on weekend trips with two people the interior storage for just little items is, umm,....challenging.

[@toddrobertson1398]

I love my Mini Cooper and I’ll have to upgrade to a new one some day but I want the speedo back in the middle :(

[@m_ianO]

I have a. Mini same features and it’s base but it’s everything I needed and could afford.

[@notsimplesimon]

Great video with superb points! Could I enquire whether the clutch is not too heavy as I am a slender dude used to driving a Micra with a feather-weight clutch and whilst I realise that German cars have heavier clutches but a heavy one would not be great for town driving. Your thoughts?

[@wakajawaka44]

Nice video thank you! Very honest review. Not sure about that bonnet catch. Never did like slamming bonnets!!

[@DailyMotor]

Thanks, glad you liked it! Yeah, that was extremely frustrating, and then even more frustrating to find that all we needed to do was slam it. Strange things happen I suppose.

[@gilltim5711]

Great review.

[@DailyMotor]

Thanks!

[@pininfarina575]

you just drop the hood from like 12-20 in height for BMW hood latches

[@michaelgriffith6410]

Do u know how to change info on the analog gauge cluster?

[@benjaminxchoi]

Videos about how to just suck it up and live with it. But good in depth review of what the car has for its base model

[@filipesousa6029]

This unit doesn't have rear speakers?

[@MrDunmaglass]

you mentioned your height briefly, should a rly tall person consider this car?

[@windingroadmagazine]

Third!

[@TedwardDrives]

Second!

[@Bambotb]

Bettee than A class mercedes ?

[@barbmassabrook1535]

Well I don’t know how to drive anything but an automatic transmission which I have in my beautiful Mini Countryman.

[@nmarkert01]

Nope, it means I seriously shouldn’t consider it. For 5k more you’re in an S or a Civic Si.

[@rallysauruswrex]

Fourth!