If your referring to the classic mini they put the battery in the boot to save space in the engine bay. In the case of the new BMW MINI it could be one of two reasons. BMW put batteries in the boots of most of their cars (with terminals for jump starts in the engine bay) however BMW may have just copied the original 1958 design to save space around the engine. I guess a mini wouldn't be a mini without the battery in the boot!
Its in the boot of "S" models. First generation normally aspirated models have it in the battery box under the hood on the drivers end of the engine.
The boot is the trunk space, therefore in the back.
Well for starters if it's a Cooper S 2002-2006, you'll need to be looking in the boot- er, TRUNK for it. There was not enough room for it under the hood. After 2006 I don't know.
Use your key in the door.
yes. most likely it has something to do with your alternator not providing the battery with electricity.
The average length of a Mini Cooper is 151 inches. The Mini Cooper S is slightly longer than the standard Mini Cooper.
The "Make" of the car is "MINI" The "Model" of the car is "Cooper" or "Cooper S"
The Mini Cooper S would be a great rental option as Mini Cooper S is fuel efficient as well as sporty. The Mini Cooper S with automatic transmission, socres 25/33 mpg in highway driving.
It depends... If it is a Mini Cooper S (supercharger) it can go up to 135 k/hr. If it is a plain Mini Cooper it goes up to 100 k/hr. Or if it is a BMW Mini Cooper s it will do 245KM/h secondly Mini Cooper S doesnt have a supercharger it has a turbocahrger and the s stands for sport A 1000cc mini from 1984 will do 135kmh and a mini cooper should do nearly 160KM/h
The oldest model of a mini cooper s to date is almost a million years old. just kidding, the latest mini cooper was made in 2010. the latest mini cooper s is older however.
No. The Cooper D has better fuel economy. But the Cooper S is faster and more powerful.
The Cooper and Cooper S have different exhaust outlets. It is not possible to use an S exhaust on a Cooper without modification to the spare tire carrier (if the car has one) and the rear bumper.