MINI USA | MINI Connected | Audio Controls

What would motoring be if you didn't have the tools at your disposal to listen to almost any kind of music possible from the radio to cds to a portable MP3 player. Thankfully, your MINI is up to the challenge. Please note that audio controls are different depending on which radio your MINI has. This segment is for MINIs with the optional MINI Connected or Navigation features.
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About MINI USA: Since its introduction in 1959, MINI has stood for intelligent design, iconic style and unparalleled motoring thrills. The original Mini was developed in response to a fuel shortage in the wake of the Suez Canal crisis. In 1957, Alec Issigonis, the top engineer of the Morris Company, was challenged to design and build a small, fuel-efficient car capable of carrying four adults, and what he built was a perfect balance of fuel efficiency, functionality and fun. It’s from this heritage that the philosophy of MINImalism was inspired. MINImalism is a commitment to doing more with less, and these virtues were not lost on the endlessly inventive mind of racing pioneer John Cooper. He recognized the performance potential in the Mini’s uncompromised simplicity and turned it into a world-champion rally car.
The current MINI family builds on the tradition of the classic Mini, adding state-of-the-art technology and modern levels of safety, quality and reliability. And now there is a MINI model to suit just about everyone. Drivers can choose from the iconic MINI Cooper Hardtop, the open-air motoring experience of the MINI Convertible, the versatile MINI Clubman, the surprisingly roomy four-door MINI Countryman, available with all-wheel drive or the new sporty, two-seat MINI Coupe. And all are famous for their creative use of space and nimble go-kart handling.
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[@hussainalmosawi3795]

I have 2012 Mini Coupe , with navigation every thing is working about the radio and CD , but the is no sound , can you help me wit this problem .Thanks

[@bcuz8998]

ROBOT PPL

[@bryanyu3227]

Lol yes. Use analog to use your audio. FYI people. 90% of all cars now are touch screen not a stupid joystick. Do NOT BUY A MINI. YOU WILL REGRET IT. I KNOW! I owned 2 & they're fun to drive but that's it! Oh and btw if you change your battery you'll have to update your software which costs more than $400. If you don't have fun with windows that are stuck either up or down. They're unreliable cars and a real pain in the ass to maintain. I have spent over $5k/ yr because things kept breaking.

[@knudar]

I've also had all gens MINI, and the 3rd one is by far the best. 2nd gen was better and more involving to drive, but the new one is like a small BMW. I've changed batteries lots of times (without having to pay extra) and even changed a few engines. But the handling and fun is superior to other cars in the price bracket. And by the way, much safer to use a tactile joystick in traffic, than leaning over and touching a screen (and missing what you wanna touch most of the time).

[@SkitzerPoindexter]

BMW has always been behind in the electronics department. These guys are showing us how to make selections with a joystick? In 2013? My Ford is four years OLDER than this car and I can voice control everything, including over 4000 songs that are on my iPod.