I took my 2008 Mini Cooper Clubman S out for a spin yesterday and it ran fine. I drove it several hours making several stops and it started right up, no problem. I got home and parked it on the driveway outside and was planning and pulling into the garage later. It had been relatively warm (in the 60’s) while I was driving it. When I went to pull it into the garage the temps were now in the high 30’s. When I tried starting it, it started but idled really rough for a few seconds then stalled. I then could not get it to turn over. I thought maybe the cold temps had something to do with it so I left it till today when the temps got back up into the high 50’s. Again, it wouldn’t turn over and I tried it until the battery went dead. I tried starting it normally and I tried pumping the gas and holding the gas peddle completely down and no matter what, it would not turn over. It has fresh gas in it but it’s acting like it’s not getting gas but you can smell gas after the many attempts to start. This car has never done this before. This car was my Dad’s and due to illness it was not driven for a few years and I recently got it going again but aside from needing a new battery, it started right up and has been running fine ever since. The coolant in the expansion tank is low but I don’t think that would have any effect on it not starting. I’m going to let it sit overnight and charge up the battery and try it again tomorrow. I guess next step is having it towed to a garage.