I've seen the 2015 Mini Cooper, and you should too. What I didn't know is how much good stuff can make it into the premium hatchback from bigger BMWs. Turns out it's quite a lot, and the new gadgets are all there to make it safer.
Last time I saw HUD, I was driving a BMW with a few options thrown in for good measure. While Volkswagen is trying to make a Polo feel more like a Passat inside using their modular MQB strategy, BMW seems to be upgrading the Mini because they will have a front-wheel drive car as well which can use the same tech. And also because the first time they put HUD in a car was in 2003, so enough time has passed to make it more available.
Here are the highlights:
Head-up display, but not projected to your windscreen:


Not bad from a hatchback. Let's hope the batteries can deal with the show.
Photo credit: MINI
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