[Video] R56 MINI JCW still is the fun kind of MINI

No one can deny the greatness of current MINI products. Surely, all of them got the features expected from a MINI. For example, they are fun to drive, fast, and very comfortable. Most importantly, the MINI line up comes at manageable prices. However, it cannot be denied that they lack some feels that classic MINI had. Certainly, they fall short with the engaging feeling when driving. Therefore, through this video, we will see why R56 MINI JCW still feels the fun kind of MINI.

Significantly, the R56 MINIs come with more precise performance compared to current ones. The right feeling of sharpness can be felt in the whole drive, which current MINIs lack. More likely, it’s because current MINIs pack BMW’s front-wheel-drive design. Notably, this means more space, weight, and technology. Moreover, they needed to compete with the BMW X1 and other competitors. These lead to less fun driving experience compared to R56-generation MINIs.

[VIDEO] R56 MINI JCW still feels the fun kind of MINI

Therefore, this video reminds us how much the R56 MINI JCW still feels fun to drive. Its power surely falls behind the present JCWs. But still, it sounds better and more engaging. Also, the steering of R56-gen stays remarkable with sharper feedback. The generous six-speed manual working with a positive gear change still feels right. Just enough manual touch to add more fun. Definitely, these are just some of the things we miss about the classic MINIs.

[VIDEO] R56 MINI JCW still feels the fun kind of MINI

If you have driven the R56 MINI JCW before, you’ll surely know the difference. Even the newest JCW GP feels a little bit less fun. Surely, the JCW GP performs and runs more powerful than R56. But still, no one can deny the fun and engagement that R56 MINI JCW has. Check the featured video and find out why R56 MINI JCW still feels the fun kind of MINI.

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