-Minis are notoriously quirky, and the 2016 Mini Cooper S Convertible is no exception. Most of the little droptop’s eccentricities are shared with its Hardtop counterpart—like the one we recently parted ways with after spending 40,000 miles behind its three-spoke steering wheel. Peculiarities include a headlight switch mounted low by the driver’s left knee and angled toward the floor, as well as a cumbersome center armrest that interferes with both the shifting of the Mini’s satisfying six-speed manual transmission and access to the car’s available navigation controls. READ MORE ››
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from Car and Driver Blog http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/2016-mini-cooper-s-convertible-manual-test-review
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