2015 MINI Cooper Roadster Review - Edmunds.com
It has some drawbacks to be sure, but the 2015 Mini Cooper Roadster is still an appealing choice for a fun and personable roadster that can be had on a reasonable budget. slightly more cargo capacity than the Mini Convertible. thin convertible top lets in a lot of noise. LED foglights with daytime running lights are now optional on the base Roadster and standard on the S and JCW versions. Otherwise, the 2015 Mini Cooper Roadster is unchanged. Introduction The 2015 Mini Cooper Roadster, which is a drop-top version of the two-seater Mini Cooper Coupe, successfully blends a fun-to-drive, open-air driving experience with racier, more aerodynamic styling than Mini's traditional convertible... Like other two-door Coopers, the Roadster also delivers sharp handling, precise steering and available turbocharged engines that provide grin-inducing acceleration. While a noisier cabin is the trade-off with any soft top, the Mini Roadster's power-operated top is unlined, which looks a little low budget and makes for a noisier cabin than otherwise. The raised top also limits visibility. Another drawback is that the Roadster's ride can be uncomfortably firm, especially on models. Source: www.edmunds.com
