Comments by "BunzeeBear" (@bunzeebear2973) on "Someone TAMPERED with our $1,000 MINI Cooper at Auction! Can a $50 Hack Bring it Back to Life?" video.

Though, as this was an auction car then you got handed the wrong key. Auction house fault. They are probably knowing where the other car is because that guy would be BITCHING TOO & realized that the key is the wrong key. They would be bitchin at the auction house about that & if YOU phoned them they could put one & one together and gotten that mix-up straightened out. AKA a ten cent phone call. Cheaper & faster.
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@dd___dc They have the keys for all the cars in a drawer with a tag on it for the car it fits. Somebody there just pucked up. That shitstuff happens. Majority of the cars that work are driven inside the auction barn and the bidding happens there as the engine runs so the bidding is higher. Once sold ; then the car is driven out by the auction people into the lot and the key is tossed in their key drawer. Somebody messed up in organization. Usually many car buyers buy more than one car...so stay on the bidding floor. Later they see the cashier with their wad of cash. They hand them the keys that are suppose to be for that car. Some people drive to auction with a trailer. so the car is put on a trailer behind their truck. How the key was mixed up is a mystery but it happened at the auction. They never give you the keys until they get the money.
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It has a resonator which is closer to the motor and then just straight pipe to the rear. Yeah normally it would then go into a muffler but sounds so much better without.
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On the old Mini's it took 4 guys to pick up the car and walk away with it. BMW added LEAD. to make them heavier.
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