Hey y’all, it’s your boy Matthew Taylor here, and I’ve got a funny story for ya. So I recently purchased a toy hauler, and being the proud owner of a Mini Cooper, I couldn’t wait to load her up and hit the road.<\/p>\n
But as I was backing up to the ramp, I started to get a sinking feeling in my gut. “Will a Mini Cooper fit in a toy hauler?”<\/a> I thought to myself.<\/p>\n I mean, I know the Mini ain’t exactly a beast of a car, but I figured it couldn’t be that big of a deal, right?<\/p>\n Wrong. As it turns out, trying to fit a Mini Cooper into a toy hauler<\/a> is a whole lot harder than it looks. The car’s low profile and sporty design make it a tight squeeze, even with the ramp fully extended.<\/p>\n And let me tell you, trying to angle that little bugger just right is a nightmare. I don’t think I’ve ever sweated so much in my life.<\/p>\n But hey, I’m nothing if not determined. And after about an hour of grunting, cursing, and generally making a fool of myself, I finally managed to get the Mini Cooper into the toy hauler<\/a>.<\/p>\n But man, was it a close call. The whole time I was worried that I was gonna end up scratching up the paint job or denting the roof.<\/p>\n And don’t even get me started on the amount of headroom (or lack thereof) in there. I’m pretty sure I brushed the top of my head against the ceiling a good dozen times.<\/p>\n It was a hilarious and frustrating experience, to say the least.<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n