I love all the 'classic' Minis (the ones made by Morris and Austin, I mean.plus all their derivatives) and thought that this red one (a Rover) was quite nice to see.
Less attractive, was the way it was presented as a 'clunker'. No rental company would offer any car in such a bad state of tune. Still, it filled the comedic role that was required for the film.
(I own a 'classic' Morris Cooper S, and therefore, am probably a little bit biased.)
Bricks Rule!!!
^_^
The Opener of the Way is waiting.

I'm English born and raised and I wasn't offended by any of the stereotypes they used. None of them were offensive and I just thought they were funny. Plus the parts with them in the mini were funny so I was fine with it.

I am from England, born and bred, and I thought it was hilarious when they were in the mini!. My mum used to drive one. It's a comedy. Don't take it too seriously
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I'm just watching it now and I can t stand the way they have portrayed the British.