I am looking at buying a new Mini Cooper. Living in Minnesota, I want a car that starts in cold weather. I have been driving Japanese cars for several decades with excellent reliability, including performance in the cold. In fact, the dealer in Duluth where I bought my current Nissan said they have to pull in the American cars from the lot when the temperature drops below freezing or they won't start; they never worry about the Japanese cars. My Nissan has started down to -20 degrees without using a headbolt heater. Does anyone know how the Minis do in cold weather?
Thanks.
John