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Originally Posted by
montyharding 
But a Mini Cooper is a... well, Mini Cooper. This might work in China where they don't know better yet, but it just doesn't work anywhere else, period.
Whu? Is there supposed to be an ironic wink there?
The Mini's proved to be extremely popular, including in the US. As said, it was the average sized car in Paris, with many other makes similarly sized. Smaller cars were everywhere and not in the slightest bit unique. Not surprising that someone wants to expand their market share.
If you weren't meaning to be ironic, your attitude is about 30 years out of date and why Detroit is on its last legs.