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Tall Man's Blind Spot - 2014 Mini Cooper Hardtop Long-Term Road Test

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edited July 2015 in MINI
imageTall Man's Blind Spot - 2014 Mini Cooper Hardtop Long-Term Road Test

The 2014 Mini Cooper is plenty comfortable for a 6'2 driver like myself, except when I need to see traffic signals.

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Comments

  • darexdarex Member Posts: 187
    That's why Light In Sight was invented. For $12, problem solved.
  • veedubber86veedubber86 Member Posts: 57
    I have the exact same problem in my mom's Mini...
  • sdpadsfansdpadsfan Member Posts: 14
    I am 6'5" with a very long torse. I have this problem with just about every car or truck I drive.
  • iamthestigiamthestig Member Posts: 85
    I'm 6 feet, but with short legs and a long torso I might as well be 6'3" when seated. I have this same problem in my wife's Jetta. When I'm the first car in line I need to duck down to see when the light changes.
  • drogobagginsdrogobaggins Member Posts: 6
    Welcome to my world I am 5'10" and have this problem in almost every car I have ever driven. Long torso and I need to sit pretty upright
  • fordson1fordson1 Unconfirmed Posts: 1,512
    Well, MINI wants to have that upright windshield to make it look like an old MINI, so that's what you get when function follows form.

    Probably removes some fuel economy, too.
  • incufan32incufan32 Member Posts: 1
    HA! You are on Barbur Blvd taking a left on to SW Hamilton St. That used to be my commute everyday as I worked at the Mercedes Benz of Portland downtown. Hope you liked Portland as much as I enjoy living here.
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