Peninsula Tokyo receives 2 MINI Cooper S Clubman cars
TOKYO —
The Peninsula Tokyo has added two new MINI Cooper S Clubman cars to its current fleet of two Rolls-Royce Extended Wheelbase Phantoms, two BMW 750 Lis, one 1934 Rolls-Royce Phantom II and an Audi R8.
The hotel is introducing The Peninsula MINI Concierge Service as a complimentary amenity to guests staying in suites. Available daily from 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on a first-come first-served basis, suite guests may use the chauffeur-driven MINIs for up to three hours within a 10-kilometer radius of the hotel.
The Peninsula’s order is the first time that MINI has custom-made a car – similar to the hotel’s Rolls-Royce fleet with over 200 customized features exclusive to The Peninsula. The personalization process of these compact, yet dynamic, vehicles took over two years to perfect. Dedicated features include a tailor-made rooftop box, a mini-fridge, and an iPhone. Each car also includes a custom-illuminated Peninsula logo on door entry sills, leather finishing matching the existing Rolls-Royce interiors, and the signature Peninsula Green livery that adorns every vehicle in the hotel’s transport fleet.
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Zenny11
They should have added 4 REAL Mini Coopers instead. ;)
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m5c32
I guess you meant 'original'. So far as I know, all are quite "real".
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USNinJapan2
Chauffeur-driven Minis? Who would want to be driven around in a Mini? They're only fun when you get to drive them yourself. I certainly hope they let you do more than ride shotgun in the R8...
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TheLastInLine
roof box, fridge and an iphone? no way. highten the suspension, add dirt traction tires, lower the passanger seat and slap in a roll cage. a rally chauffuer would be an awesome addition. i think mini would sell more if the showed the rally footage.
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888naff
new minis are not fun to drive..non i have driven anyway...such a massive disappointment and horrible care to drive. Only a fashion car for women. Chauffeur driven in such a small car.. maybe really thinking of the customer.
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Zenny11
Agree the original Mini's were fun to drive.
My Wife had a Leyland Mini 1275(SA edition, square indicators in front, etc), that think moved and cornered like anything. But than she had 4 Bikers working on it and tuning it. Watch the original "Italian Job" movie for fun.
Fully agree don't see the sense in having a chauffeur in a Mini or similar sized car.
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Zenny11
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