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Have you tried taking it off and on? (I.T. Crowd reference) . I'd be looking at possible wheel bearing and hub replacement.

Have you tried adjusting the wheel?

Take it to the dealer and buy a jar of Vaseline on the way. Welcome to the BMW world!

We are speaking of BMW mini

What car are we discussing ?  Classic mini or BMW Bini ?

But anyway, some suspension part is worn or broken.

If you can't fix it yourself, take it (very slowly) to a reputable garage.

I could it will be a little later

we are going to need more information, like, can you post a photo of what you are seeing?

I did and they looked at it and said nothing was wrong with it. 

Thank you, i didn't quit understand what you were saying. How do i solve the problem and will it get worse or leave it alone?

You have to take it back and consult them about it. 

Minis left the factory with positive camber (top of front wheels tipping out).  People wanting to improve the handling took steps to change positive for negative camber (top of wheels tilting in).  Someone may have done this with your Mini.

However, what may be a cause is that the bushes on the inboard end of your lower arm may have failed, disintegrated - the lower arm goes from bottom ball joint to the subframe where it is connected to the 'wiggly pin'.  This could have the effect of 'lengthening' the lower arm, introducing the tilting inward you are seeing.

Has anyone else had this problem, my right passenger side tire is titled in. I bought my mini used and did not see it when i bought it. The right wheel is titled in and I want to know does anyone else's mini have this problem and what did they do about it?