Mini Cooper S 2024 - FULL Review 4K (Exterior - Interior), Price 

"And gone was that premium feeling"

why does the outgoing version feel like it uses more quality materials

not for me, the back is the deal breaker. Naaaah

Beautiful Skoda… where is the mini??

what happened to the classic Union Jack design rear lights that made the Mini stand out??

I can't wait to get this car this year!

Obviously the center point of the interial is the screen, but I hate the drive mode. Driving stick should be the center of driving a car, now you make it look like a switch from a washing machine.

Looks great honestly. Unbelievable that out of all the available colors, they used this one to promote the car…

Excellent review! Thanks for that. There's a lot I really like about the F66, but there are some things that I think are real issues for me: One, the rear of the car. I don't care for the tail lights, the black trim, and the concavity under that trim piece. Not only do these details feel out of place on the car (i.e. they aren't harmonious with the design), they're not characteristic MINI design details. I'm also wondering whose idea it was to hide the exhaust on a sporty hot hatch...that decision will never make any sense to me. Two, the rose gold trim (everywhere). I think my not-quite-young-anymore mom would love it, but it's not a finish I want on my car. To me, it makes the car look like a handbag with wheels. Three, the interior CMF (color, materials and finishes). I love the physical design of the interior. I get the references to the original MINI, and for me it all works...other than all of the conflicting patterns and colors. That clean, simple interior works best when the designers allow it to stand on its own. I've seen too many of these F66 cars, and the J01, with busy interiors. I certainly don't want blue MINI badges in a red car, for example. I also don't want every color and pattern under the sun on my seats. MINI need to back off of the CMF overload and let the interior physical design be the star...it can stand on its own. The F56 was criticized for having unnecessarily busy geometry (outside and inside), but the new F66 and J01 are still busy; they just do busy in a different way. Overall, I really like this car...I feel like it's 90% there. I'm anxious to see how MINI "fix" the rear of the car, and how long it takes them to do so.

Shift paddles, hood scoop, double exhaust and much more - where have the typical Mini Cooper style elements gone? And who/how is supposed to clean the crap off the dashboard? For me, it's a total design failure, a shame, I wanted to buy the convertible next year.

I have a cooper s r53, i don't think it's any better looking than mine, definitely missing the hood scoop like on mine! I really like the steering wheel though!

So glad I found a tall driver's review. Would you consider the car for yourself? I'm also 6'6"/1,99m and I'm thinking whether to buy the outgoing model or to wait for the new, 2024 one. Turns out in the outgoing model I can't properly sit in the sun roof variant, but the hard top one has plenty of head space. Cheers!

I think it looks nice the rear looks very refined. I would not buy it because they offer no manual transmission in this generation

I love the colour so much, wish there’s other option of interior. It’s too much colour and look like will be difficult to clean to a basic one you can just wipe down

Это не Mini, а какой-то Hyndai...

Sorry, the previous one was much nicer 😢

The interiors are way too much futuristic… previous model was better

this interior look so cheap, crap

Ive had minis since 2003, but this is the end of the rod for me. They have over simplified the design, lost its retro look and made the interior look cheap and tacky. What's with the fabric on the dash and doors? Easy to get dirty, difficult to clean. Terrible.

This is literally just a facelift. I daily the previous version model year 2022 and it is frightening how many parts they reuse...

I cannot believe how cheap the interior looks - that centre console is just a mess of joints and angles and cheap looking grey plastic. I like the effort to simplify the exterior design but I don't think it worked at the back of the car. I would say overall it looks like a 25K car and this one is nearly 50K - that has to be a joke, surely ?

This is the *4th generation Mini Cooper hatchback.

You should check that it's a pre production model before commenting

The child thougt it is a top car 😂

Prices gone crazy for this little car.

F56 is better than this one

What is the colour?

Who brings children to a car show and lets them play with cars as if they are buying one

UGH! Such poor quality; plastics everywhere. Just awful!

Looks more like beetle.....

Sorry, every time I think it might not be so bad, there is a picture of the rear or the interior. No, I can't like it 😕

Unless you pay extra for the cheap little pop up head up display, virtually everything is on a touch screen in the middle of the dashboard. Even then the designers are more interested in making that a childish " experience ". This looks like a seriously dangerous car to drive.

My 2024 mini is much nicer, especially the interior.

very ugly car

It's disgusting...no exhaust or bonnet vent...previous model was the best..

Garbage

WOWWWW THIS IS UNBELIEVABLY DISGUSTING. The rear looks like shite. Where is the Mini identity? This looks like a small budget car. The dashboard is pathetic. The cream color logo is hideous. Driving an F60 now and it is the best. This ‘new’ Mini is such a disappointment to the fans.

femenine choice? Talking about stereotypes!