R56 R53 Looks Emaciated
R53 Looks Emaciated
I parked next to an R53 yesterday and it looked emaciated compared to my R56, sort of like the car had been on a vegan diet and it's bones were showing through. It seems like MINI should compensate the owners of these older cars for the suffering they caused with the new model. Geez, the old one uses more gas, it's smaller inside and out and it whines about not having a turbo. To top it off, it's slower and has a smaller speedometer and brakes to prove it. One guy I saw was so depressed that he started putting black electrical tape all over the shiny parts of his car and turned it into a low rider without a back seat. Now he has more aftermarket parts on it than oem and has a $50mm wanabee mushrooming botox job. He sits at the computer all day trying to figure out what to do next. Can anyone help?
(just a joke....i find some postings very amusing and reflect the personalities of the writers more than anything to do with the cars)
(just a joke....i find some postings very amusing and reflect the personalities of the writers more than anything to do with the cars)
I parked next to an R53 yesterday and it looked emaciated compared to my R56, sort of like the car had been on a vegan diet and it's bones were showing through. It seems like MINI should compensate the owners of these older cars for the suffering they caused with the new model. Geez, the old one uses more gas, it's smaller inside and out and it whines about not having a turbo. To top it off, it's slower and has a smaller speedometer and brakes to prove it. One guy I saw was so depressed that he started putting black electrical tape all over the shiny parts of his car and turned it into a low rider without a back seat. Now he has more aftermarket parts on it than oem and has a $50mm wanabee mushrooming botox job. He sits at the computer all day trying to figure out what to do next. Can anyone help?
(just a joke....i find some postings very amusing and reflect the personalities of the writers more than anything to do with the cars)
(just a joke....i find some postings very amusing and reflect the personalities of the writers more than anything to do with the cars)
And the R56 crowd couldn't find a defender that can shift higher than SECOND gear ?!?!
Sad. Just sad.
Sad. Just sad.
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Glad you enjoy your fake soul-less bloated MINI. . . 


When the time comes that I must replace my real MINI, I'll have to join you!



When the time comes that I must replace my real MINI, I'll have to join you!
Last edited by Yucca Patrol; Oct 18, 2007 at 05:44 AM.

Now THIS is the way good natured competition among friends should be...clever and humorous with tongue firmly planted in cheek. Doesn't stimulate offense, and enjoyed by all.
Well done, flaco!
The fact is the R53 is really a supermodel, sleek, smooth and very agile. The R56 is more "reubenesque" with it's somewhat bloated booty and botoxed bonnet. More of a burger and fries diet with a little bit of peni5 envy thrown in for good measure (no pun intended).
The R53 will always be recognized as the benchmark for the new MINI anything after that is just a tame imitation of the original.
I will confess it must be really cool to have a "secret compartment' but we have a really strange cupholder to compensate, so all is fair.
Let the games begin.
The R53 will always be recognized as the benchmark for the new MINI anything after that is just a tame imitation of the original.

I will confess it must be really cool to have a "secret compartment' but we have a really strange cupholder to compensate, so all is fair.

Let the games begin.
The fact is the R53 is really a supermodel, sleek, smooth and very agile. The R56 is more "reubenesque" with it's somewhat bloated booty and botoxed bonnet. More of a burger and fries diet with a little bit of peni5 envy thrown in for good measure (no pun intended).
Let the games begin.
Let the games begin.
Slim and trim, like a well toned athlete. Although, I will concede a point, she sure goes like she's on crack.
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This is not going to end well. 
But it's gonna be a hilarious journey at least for a while.
I am patiently waiting for the thread that says the 'new' MINIs are like Hummers or Suburbans compared to classic Minis.
lol:

But it's gonna be a hilarious journey at least for a while.

I am patiently waiting for the thread that says the 'new' MINIs are like Hummers or Suburbans compared to classic Minis.

lol:




