Experiment Shows: Mini Most Powerful Babe-Magnet

by Bertel Schmitt

November 15th, 2012 10:08 AM

experiment shows mini most powerful babe magnet

An experiment conducted in London shows that the new MINI is the world’s strongest babe-magnet. This 2012 MINI attracted 28 very skinny and flexible ladies.

The 2012 MINI out-attracted the classic Mini by 5 ladies. The old MINI attracted only 23 ladies. Both are new Guinness World Records™ .

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Lorenzo on Nov 17, 2012

I know a young guy who inherited his grandmother's 2003 Park Avenue in mint condition. He always has a bevy of young ladies who love the room and ride in big cars. He takes full advantage of the column shift and bench front seat. With everything being downsized, big is going to be a status symbol. The kid is going to be a dirty old man, though. He has a double rear view mirror, one facing the back seat, and he tells the ladies "there's so much room you can cross your legs!"

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- Wsn on Nov 18, 2012
  
  GM cars look big from the outside, but are really small from the inside. A new Camry would soundly beat a Crown Vic. I am not 100% sure about the 2003 Park Ave, but chances are that an Avalon would beat it.
  
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- Lorenzo on Nov 18, 2012
  
  @wsn All three have comparable rear hip and shoulder room, but the Buick has the most rear leg room. The Avalon is virtually identical in rear seat room to the Crown Vic. It may just seem bigger because it's in a relatively smaller package. The comparison is to what the ladies are used to, which is usually much smaller rear seats.
  
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Signal11 on Nov 18, 2012

I can attest to the ladies loving MINIs. I get a lot more staring and comments from girls when I'm in my Countryman than I did in the past two months that I've been driving around a Benz, BMW and Audi.

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