Up for sale is a 2010 Cooper S Hardtop 2DR 50th Limited Edition Camden package with Mission Control. The car starts/runs but not on all 4 cylinders. Will provide MINI dealer diagnostic papers if interested... basically cylinder 2 misfiring, compression and leak down test performed, MINI recommends head removal for further diagnostics. Left front wheel speed sensor faulty. Overall exterior and interior condition is excellent.

Equipment/Options:
-automatic 6-Spd Steptronic (w/paddle shifters)
-bluetooth
-sport seats (leather and cloth upholstery)
-dynamic traction control (DTC)
-rally-style grille badge (50th Edition)
-rear spoiler
-xenon headlights
-upgraded Harman/Kardon audio system
-special interior trim (white/black fiber)
-17-inch wheels, aftermarket DUB in black
-fog lights
-active 'Mission Control' (car talks to you & you can add your own sayings, pop out the SD card and drop on a few strategically named MP3 files)
-white "carbon fiber" side mirrors
-upgraded "blacked-out" taillights
-black bezel surrounds (grille, headlights, taillights)
-MINI roof rack with bicycle mount
-new Continental tires (about 70 miles on them)


Snippet from Car and Driver about Mission Control:
"For now exclusive to the Camden, Mission Control consists of multiple “characters” (including Climate, Engine, and a saucy female overlord) that react to the way you drive based on a variety of sensors. Rev a cold engine, and the voice of the engine chimes in with a British-accented “Not warmed up yet, I’ll let you know when I am” or “I’m still cold.” Hard cornering or flat-footing the accelerator elicits responses ranging from “Let’s Mini!” to “Woo-hoo!” Every response has several associated sound bites so you’re not hearing the same chatter all the time; we heard at least a dozen variations on engine temperature alone. The whole thing annoyed some of our less fun-loving testers, but it made most of us laugh. In any event, the conversation doesn’t last long; Mission Control chimes in less frequently five or so minutes after startup. And if you don’t want to hear it at all, the system can be toggled via a switch located in the Mini’s smaller upper glove box. Or you can kill it off permanently by removing the SD card that slots in next to the on/off button."

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