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Jill Weiman
9 months ago
SAME COMPANY AS MINI MANIA. TERRIBLE, DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME.I'd recommend to order direct from UK (Mini Sport or P& L Minis)I ordered from Mini Mania based on its great reviews. So, perhaps this company used to be great. But, they seem to have had a change in ownership and it is truly truly horrible. I've only had terrible experiences using Mini Mania or Seven Mini Parts.After waiting over 5 months for the items that I ordered, 3 items came totally incorrect. It took another 2+ months to get the correct parts from them. When they sent the correct items, they shipped them to my billing address instead of my mailing address which was a huge mistake and pain for me to sort out. After I sent back the wrong parts that initially came, they still charged me AGAIN for the correct parts!They don't have any customer service at all. It is impossible to get anyone to answer the phone. The team over there has no clue what is going on ever. They can't get anything right at all.Just like I've told my entire classic car network, if you need classic car parts for your mini or other, order direct from UK (Mini Sport or P& L Minis). Do not waste your time or money dealing with this joke of a company. I will never use Mini Mania or any of their sister sites again. I am still waiting to get refunded my money back for the duplicate charges (over $600) after they sent the wrong items.
cody aregood
6 months ago
Ordered parts weeks ago. The order is still processing somehow?? Reached out multiple times via email and phone no reply to either. I can't even cancel my order. Definitely the worst experience I have had ordering parts from a company.
Michael Slominski
7 years ago
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE.I seem to learn something new every day with these classic mini. Today was no exception. I have just imported a Japan Domestic Market (JDM) Mini. Up until 1995 Japan used a body stamp number as the VIN when registering a car. Simple reason is that they were extremely difficult to remove, unlike the manufacturers metal stamped VIN plate. They called (what we call a VIN plate) a body stamp number. Are you confused yet? I make sure both numbers are on all of the import documents and today at the DMV I ran into a simple issue. One of the supervisors would not accept the paperwork indicating both numbers unless someone could verify the 99X-7528-AR. Where is it? I spent a great deal of time under the bonnet attempting to locate this number. I made a half dozen calls and no one could tell me where to look. Finally I called the body man at Severn Enterprises and guess what. He knew exactly where it was. In the boot to the right of the spare tire. That would have been the last place I would have looked. By the way, in 1996 Japan joined the rest of the world and started using the manufacturers VIN plate as the VIN. Just thought I would pass on this information in case anyone else ever runs into this situation.
Adam Ghulam
8 years ago
Fantastic customer service, very knowledgable when it comes to minis, and great prices. You guys are the reason why my mini runs!
Ted Pierson
4 years ago
Always quick shipping. Consistently competitive prices. Great customer service.
Randy Kieling
3 years ago
I always get the best parts at great prices... Thanks guys for treating me right
S F
9 years ago
They know their stuff. Make sure to book your appointment in advance but they'll make room.
shawn Thornton
6 years ago
Truly the best!!