2015 MINI Paceman Consumer Reviews

this is my 2nd mini i just love them. they are fun to drive and have enough room for me and what every else i need to do. the gas and proformance get better with miles.

I came to this car from a Toyota, and I can say it is cooler, more reliable, and much charming. I'm so happy I was in the right place at the right time to buy this car.

I went from an '02 MINI to the Paceman recently. This car is fun to drive - great handling, quick engine and all the quirkiness you'd expect in a MINI. I didn't think I would like an Automatic - but the 6 speed is excellent and Sport Mode rocks! Motor on!

The Mini Paceman S All4 is a joy to drive. Big enough to haul 4 people. The back cargo area is bigger than I thought it would be when you remove the floor support. I'm shocked it didnt have a higher demand and that Mini ceased production on it, but that just means the one I have is more unique. I bought my manual transmission 2015 used with 30k miles and it is a blast! Go with the Countryman if you need to put little kids in their car seats, but otherwise the Paceman is the way to go. Needs at least 89 octane gas.

i like my mini. last winter i have the best test 4all drive .

This vehicle is everything and more. Reliable, zippy, fun to drive, attractive, has what is practical and needed but also many extras to enjoy. Stylish design- inside and out. Really just an all around great car and every bit as satisfying to drive now (a year and a half later!) as the day I bought it. So happy with my MINI.

This is my second Mini. I had a 2003 Cooper S with manual trans for 34 months (should have kept it longer). So after 8 years without a Mini I returned to Mini. I wanted out of my current car (a 2013 Chevrolet Spark) so bad, I took what was available on the lot. I ended up with a base Paceman with automatic, moonroof, cold weather package, automatic climate control. I am very happy with the Mini qualities I liked in the S, but in a bigger package. Sits up higher, rides better. My overall mpg for 27k miles is 31mpg, although it is better then the EPA estimates, I expected better. The automatic is rated 30mpg hwy vs 35mpg hwy for the manual. I just did a 320 mile roundtrip (exterior temp 20, interior heat set at 74, and running snow tires), and got my worst mpg ever (26.68). I kept up with traffic, so sometimes hitting 85mph, but most of the time averaging 74mph in windy conditions(dry roads). Car tracked fine in the wind, no issues, just lower mpg. I miss shifting gears myself. If I were to do it over, I would still buy a Paceman, but it would be an S version with a manual transmission, and no other options. I've opened up that moonroof 3 times in the 15 months I owned it. The phone connectivity isn't that great, it's easy to use, but it seems like all the others out there, it's ok, but not great. I'm really surprised the Paceman is not selling better. I have had more compliments with this Mini then my first one. This car is bigger, sits up higher, so it's easier to get in and out of, and it has all the great Mini qualities that make it a Mini.

great ride and handle, 4wd and descent gas milage. BMW build Quality. Sporty little Car. My last Mini was purchased new and kept for 9 years. I have a lot of confidence driving through the mountains here in Colorado. luv this thing.