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Thank you! I'm hoping so as well, but I'll find out when I write about other car problems 🙂

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Greetings everyone! So far, I'm really enjoying my new Mini Coupe that I just purchased. The most noticeable difference from my Citroën C6 has been the ride quality; it's as if I've gone from a magic carpet to a homemade go-kart! The more I've driven it, though, the more I think it's a sturdy little car. Eventually, I shall write about a few things that are on my mind. My name is Mini and I'm excited to join this community!

When I move mine around, it doesn't make a sound.

I experienced some initial stiffness during turns, but it seemed to "break in" and then disappear after a while; nevertheless, I have not heard any steering noises whatsoever. There were no visible physical flaws when the Service Center examined it.

What a waste of money for the cheap-skater!

Signatures are invisible to me.

Why eliminate a physical dipstick? It is an absurd notion; nonetheless, it seems that Mercedes-Benz owners prefer to avoid getting their hands filthy. 😆

That is pleasant; however, it appears that this is not applicable to the 2025 App remote. The fob remote is no longer functional.

Indeed, I was anticipating a sarcastic response. Laughing out loud. My vehicle is located in the driveway; it is inaudible when starting from within the house and appears to function intermittently.

Is there a method to ascertain if the vehicle is operational after employing remote start? Certain vehicles have their running lights engaged when the remote start is initiated.

My R55 Clubman has exhibited a dashboard light problem in recent months, which I have traced to the left rear light cluster. The indicator primarily malfunctions, albeit it operates intermittently at times. Although it now sometimes also affects the brake light. I am unable to predict the efficacy of my indication. Indicates a defect in the light cluster rather than in the individual bulbs. Has anyone encountered a comparable experience?

It is a pleasure to get your communication.

Apply ceramic spray or Rain-X to facilitate water dispersion. I hardly utilise the back window wiper on my first-generation C-HR, and I understand that the second generation features an advanced rearview camera, rendering a wiper unnecessary.