Not sure if their is any other 2012 London Edition on snm mine is a Cooper D with chili pack/visual boost/heated seats/voice control, there may be other options also not shown.












Thanks for pointing image problem out hopefully they should be correct now.

Just spotted another error but will quit while ahead Number plate name requires changing in paintshop pro again.

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Thanks for pointing this out because I can see images now can I assume this is now correct.

Yeah that's correct now

A stunning looking car, I love the Ferris Grey Conical's the 2012 editions have, and the London skyline on the dash too

Very nice!

Great looking MINI, enjoy

Looking good, do like these

Yellow

Its a nice car given the spec they give

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Yeah that's correct now

A stunning looking car, I love the Ferris Grey Conical's the 2012 editions have, and the London skyline on the dash too

Thanks all for looking I really enjoy driving elfie, but unfortunately the wife has crunched one of the rims, and I took the car to a wheel refurb place in Crawley but they said they might not possibly be able to match the paint colour, and suggested having two wheels done on same side, I was not keen on this approach so will possibly have to get a genuine conical ferris grey mini wheel from a dealer at a high price.

Ouch for the ding and for the price

Maybe a body shop can match the paint and the wheel guy use it?

Have contacted several wheel refurb people including ones that say a factory match colour but don't guarantee a colour match but charge a lot extra on top, which works out over half the price of a new wheel direct from dealership.

Also asked dealership today they said the cost of the paint Ferris Grey paint direct from factory alone was £200 so would not be economical, but said they would use land rover silver which was the closest match but slightly lighter.

What I may decide to do is purchase a new wheel at their quoted price £253 inc vat and they agreed to swap over and fit, and with the option of them to referb that that wheel with their closest match for £80 and keep as a spare just in case it gets kerb again.

This is turning out to be expensive

I'd leave it kerbed, or get the paint code and have the paint mixed. As it's new (or newish) paint, it should be possible - Rimfurbish are meant to be good apparently as are Lepsons (might be called Platinum Alloy Wheel Solutions).