Check your brake fluid
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The brake system in your Mini Cooper is the most important safety feature you have while driving. Brakes allow you to stop quickly, avoid hazards and keep yourself and others safe on the road. But like all car parts, brakes wear down over time, and ignoring the warning signs can lead to costly repairs or a dangerous situation on the road. Luckily, your brakes give you clear signals before they fail completely.

Make the grade with these back to school Mini Cooper car care tips
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Keep the drama at home and out of the halls, roll in to the school year with these back to school Mini Cooper care tips that will surely make the grade!

What should you do if your Mini Cooper overheats?
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No vehicle is immune to overheating, especially in the hot summer months or under heavy driving conditions. An engine that overheats is a major issue that one should not ignore, unless you want to pay more down the road. Read on to find what warning signs, reasons as to why overheating occurs and what to do if you notice the temperature rising in your Mini Cooper.

Check these fluids in your Mini Cooper in the summer
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Summer heat can be tough on your Mini Cooper no matter where you live. Fluids play a critical role in keeping everything running smoothly. The rising daily temperatures can affect the fluids in your Mini Cooper causing evaporation, leaks, overheating and poor performance, leading to costly repairs.

Save money with regular Mini Cooper maintenance
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So you want to start saving money and avoid costly Mini Cooper repairs down the road, but how do you do that? The key is preventative maintenance! Sticking to a regular maintenance schedule for your Mini Cooper is the smartest way to save financially, for when you really need it. It helps to avoid big, costly repairs, extends the life of your Mini Cooper and can even increase the resale value of your vehicle.