Daily Tribune
THE MINI Reel Studio becomes a busy stop for guests shooting clips and photos.
PhotographS courtesy of Autohub
DRIVERS take the new MINI out for a spin during the Sound and Feel Test Drive station.
MANY guests line up for their turn behind the wheel at the MINI Day test drive route.
SPOTLIGHT falls on the Deus-inspired MINI build that draws steady attention throughout the event.
Autocomplex turned into a MINI playground as owners, fans, families and friends came together for MINI Day. The gathering felt less like a formal car event and more like a weekend hangout built around a shared love for the brand.
Guests arrived at the sound of music, friendly chatter, and the steady hum of engines. People moved from one corner of the venue to another, catching up with old friends and meeting new ones who shared the same fondness for MINI.
The Harman Kardon Sound & Feel Test Drive Station gave guests a chance to experience MINI on the road.
A standout display in the venue paid tribute to Deus Ex Machina style. The featured car drew steady attention from visitors who appreciated custom details and lifestyle-driven design.
Around it, the full MINI range stood on display, from familiar hatchbacks to new-generation models. Guests walked around, opened doors, checked interiors, and asked staff about features.
Selected MINI Lifestyle items, Parts, and Accessories came with markdowns of up to 70 percent. Some guests went home with rare pieces and statement items that matched their cars or personal style. Food and drinks from The Paddock and Secondskin Coffee kept everyone comfortable throughout the afternoon.
A live DJ handled the soundtrack for the event and switched smoothly between upbeat tracks. Casual games such as darts and dice drew small groups that enjoyed friendly competition while waiting for the raffle. The raffle segment rewarded guests with MINI merchandise, Tee Room vouchers, and Autocomplex service vouchers.
Autocomplex also used the event to showcase its premium car care services. Guests asked about detailing, maintenance, and other after-sales support, which turned the visit into a complete ownership experience in one place.
General manager Jeff Lizardo said that the community gives the brand its character and energy. He added that gatherings like MINI Day help strengthen those ties and remind everyone that MINI goes beyond the cars and into real connections.
MINI Philippines plans to organize more drives, meets, and lifestyle events in the coming year, keeping the community spirit alive on and off the road.
