I Won a $1,200 Flood Mini Cooper S From Insurance Auction — Every Screen Goes Haywire

I won this 2012 Mini Cooper S from Insurance Auto Auctions for just $1,200. It's listed as a flood car with 88,000 miles — and it actually runs and drives. But something is very wrong with the electronics. Every screen in the car randomly turns on and off. No warning. No pattern. Just chaos. In this video I check all the fuses, pull trouble codes, and take it for a test drive to see what we're dealing with. In part 2 we're going to open up the footwell module to check for corrosion and inspect the sunroof drains — flood cars love to hide water in places you can't see. Can we save this $1,200 Mini Cooper S? Let's find out. 🚗 Find the true history of your car here (with pics): https://tinyurl.com/y3xx7rjv 💰 Get your $5.99 CarFax or AutoCheck here: http://www.autovhr.com/deal ⚡ Get up to $2,500 off a new Tesla: https://ts.la/randy96972 📘 Follow on Facebook:   / autoauctionrebuilds   📸 Follow on Instagram:   / autoauctionrebuilds   📧 Email: [email protected] 🛍️ Merch: https://randy-shear-shop.fourthwall.c... #MiniCooper #MiniCooperS #FloodCar #InsuranceAutoAuctions #IAA #ElectricalProblems #AutoAuctionRebuilds #CheapCar #FloodCarRebuild #MiniCooperRepair #RandyShear #SalvageTitle #CarDiagnosis #FootwellModule #FloodDamage #CarAuction #BudgetBuild #MiniCooperProblems #ElectricalGremlins #CarFlipping