2019 Mini Cooper S Convertible Test Drive Review: What Is The Florida Special Edition?

CarBuzz attended a media even called Topless In Miami, where we had the chance to drive the latest convertible and panoramic roof cars from across the industry.
Mini brought out a 2019 Cooper S Convertible with the Florida Special Edition package. For $8,200, the package adds power-folding mirrors, a garage door opener, keyless entry, heated seats, custom soft top, automatic climate control, LED lights, satellite radio, Harmon Kardon audio, and all-season tires.
The Cooper Convertible is a great car for Florida because the roof can open partially to form a 'sunroof' but with an as-tested price of $41,450, the Florida Edition we drove seems a bit too pricey.

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[@carolineibanez8120]

good for you dude

[@mary5078]

Does it have apple carplay?

[@STEVE33437]

Florida Edition with heated seats? Makes no sense. Maybe they need to replace their marketing department and they would start selling cars again!

[@JaredRosenholtz]

I told them I think it needs ventilated seats.

[@STEVE33437]

@@JaredRosenholtz Absolutely!

[@SG-sz5vh]

Way, way overpriced for what it is and the quality of manufacture, imo

[@JaredRosenholtz]

A lot of people say that. It's a fair point, but it's a very nicely driving vehicle with a premium interior.

[@althor5550]

It's pretty much BMW sourced engine & transmission. Take it up with them! Lol

[@thewing331]

I'd rather have the Miata especially for quality and reliability.
I also find a lot of the new body styles of the mini are fugly. Way overpriced.