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Pocket-lint highlights its review of the 2016 MCS Convertible:
. . . The Mini Convertible is already the top selling convertible in the UK. And it's easy to see why in its third-generation guise: those quirky looks meet the mood swings of an adolescent when it comes to drive handling, cornering and comfort. It keeps you on your toes.
The lack of a touchscreen, the sometimes rigid ride, some irks with the gearstick, and the interface control positioning don't add-up to entirely matured perfection though. But then we're looking for more of a pool party, not a dinner party. And that's exactly what Mini gets right: the fun factor.
