btw, where is this light package I'm hearing about?

 

it's not on the initial option list for some reason, it's five color switchable mood lighting in the doors and b-pillars and I think the instrumentation

 

Anyone know where the "Driving Lights" are? I LOVE the way they look up front! Gotta have 'em!

 

jmelrose,
Driving Lights are normally a dealer-installed option -- so probably won't show up on these lists

 

I've got a couple of option questions:
1. is color line automatic( ie price inclusive) when you order leather seats?
2. is the oak dash a stand alone option or is it necessary to order it in combination with other items?
-I ask because I thaught I saw a report that it was only available with the most expensive $1900 leather seats???
any help is appreciated, thanks....

 

THe 5 color lights inside?

they are standard.

 

I am not aware of this.

 

i too was under the impression the lighting was standard

 

What is color line?

 

Neither was I. Cool tho if they are....

 

Not aware of what?

Gabe said on MFile that the 5 color cabin lights (Changes from Blue/Orange etc etc your choice) are standard.

 

Looks like my CR/B R56 is right at $27,600, $3K more than my similarly-equipped 05 S w/no LSD or rear fog.

MSRP, Prem and CW paks, black bonnet stripes, chrome line exterior, xenons, cloth-leather seats, LSD, colorline RR, rear fog, hi-fi radio (better be killer for $550) and anth headliner.

We'll know better when the USA configurator is up and running, because I'm curious about the interior seating and color options.

 

Does anybody know if the driving lamp for the 02-06 would fit the 07 MINI? I assume it would.

 

I found a thread on mini2 that stated the driving lamps would be different than the first generation. Instead of being chrome, they are going to be black to match the grille. Also, I think the brackets are different and the lenses are bigger. Here's the link:

http://www.mini2.com/forum/2nd-gen-e...ot-lights.html

 

It depends on your local tax laws. Registration is cheap in Texas, expensive in Washington. (The only states where I've purchased cars.)

It should be relatively consistent within the taxing jurisdiction though. (Texas charges less to register a pickup than a passenger car, as an example of differences to be found.)

-W-