I got an Italian Job DVD when I placed the order, rubber floormats I wanted, both front and back (but no boot, but that's ok), a full tank of gas, a keychain, a diecast car, a margarita mixing kit (Dobby's Margarita bar in the paint shop was legendary - my MA followed the story on NAM, and got me the cool kit!) and awesome service, and not a penny over MSRP.

I really want that dog though!

 

Got a ride from the airport, tank of gas, MINI key ring, rubber mats front and rear, new cup holder, MINI hat and lapel pin, free labor for install of parcel shelf and bonnet stripes and white side markers. Great service at Classic MINI in Mentor, OH and for $300 under MSRP to boot. Motor on.

 

Hey, Ford is giving away free Dell computer systems with a purchase... does the word "desperate" mean anything?

Oh, and add cup holder to my previous list... forgot about that one!

 

One half-assed product deserves another!

now MINIs and Macs...

 

I would love to switch to Mac, but I have a certain web authoring tool that only works on Win98, so I have a dinosaur on the network that runs it... my every day computer is a Compaq notebook on wireless networking. It's pretty convenient, but I wish I could get a new Mac notebook. Unfortunately, I spend way too much money on my MINI which included a lot! (See, back on topic!)

 

With Boswell I got a nice keyring, plate frames for front and rear, tank of gas and a $25.00 gift cert toward anything from the mini boutique - which I applied toward mats.
He is 3 weeks old with almost 1500 miles on him.

 

I got a key ring, the new cup holder, license plate frame, a tank of gas, and carpeted floor mats. The best thing I got was no dealer mark-up at Mini of Nashville, just MSRP.

BTW, I love it. :smile:

 

Virtual PC for Mac :smile:
Charles

 

Although I haven't gotten my '05 MCS yet, I bartered a free gauge package from my dealership after complaining about the $680 charge for driving lights. $680 for a pair of driving lights is, of course, totally ridiculous and my salesman agreed by "throwing in" the gauge package ($380!) at no extra charge.

At least I didn't have to pay a huge add-on price.

 

we got a little red die cast mini cooper when we ordered. our MA also hinted that we'll get the cupholder and the floor mats.

 

Thats no excuse. There are a number of software packages that run on the Mac to emulate Intel systems so you can run "PC" software. They work and they work well. Usually the performance loss due to running a layered environment works out to better performance than you would get with the "Windoze" machine itself.

Drive Safe
Phil