Mini, a British automotive company founded by BMW in 1969, is known widely for designing and manufacturing small cars with exceptional engine performance and roomy, comfortable interior space. While Minis are built to last, they may experience issues leaving various parts defective, such as the ignition coil. All vehicles are manufactured with at least one ignition coil. However, many modern vehicles are designed with one ignition coil for each cylinder in the vehicle, meaning a V6 engine will have up to 6 ignition coils beneath the hood. The ignition coil plays a vital role in the functionality of a Mini's engine performance. This induction coil is an intricate part of the ignition system that takes voltage produced by the battery and transfers it into the form of an electrical spark to ignite the air to fuel mixture in the combustion chamber al ... read more

Over time, Mini models may experience failure of their automatic transmission. Without a transmission, you cannot go anywhere in your vehicle. An automatic transmission is classified as a multi-speed transmission that is routinely used in a motor vehicle that does not require a driver's effort or attention to change gears. This automatic transmission consists of many moving parts that must work together to successfully change gears as you either speed up, slow down, or need to reverse your Mini Cooper. Commonly reported automatic transmission failure warning signs Finding yourself stranded with a failing or failed automatic transmission in your Mini Cooper can be quite frustrating. Not only does this leave you stuck with a vehicle that cannot go anywhere but it also leaves you with a linger ... read more