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Mini is set to release six new models over the next four years, according to a UK report. Mini has been expanding its line-up rather rapidly over the past four years, introducing the Clubman, Countryman, and more recently the new Coupe and Roa
The Mini Clubman is definitely not the car for everyone, but when it comes to standing out it certainly ticks all the right boxes. Who buys a Mini Clubman? It's hard to say. Assumably someone that really wants a Mini Cooper but must have p
As the MINI range expands to be anything but that overseas, MINI Australia has confirmed local customers will not be left behind. MINI Australia’s Piers Scott today confirmed a facelift of the current range, including the hatch, convertible an
If today's spy photos are anything to go by, MINI is hard at work preparing a minor facelift for its Clubman and Cooper models (pictured are MINI Clubman S and MINI Cooper S models). Visible changes include a revised front bumper bar - with remode
Ahead of their official Geneva Motor Show debut, BMW has unveiled its 2008 John Cooper Works Mini Cooper S and Clubman models. The MINI equivalent of HSV and FPV, the latest JCW Cooper S bumps power up to 155kW and 260Nm from a 1.6-litre twin-scro
There have been some mixed reactions to the Mini Clubman. BMW (Mini's owners) has said it wants to build everything from convertibles to wagons on the new Mini platform. It was a plan for world domination - in the nicest possible way - but nobody
From any angle you look at the new MINI Clubman, it is still without doubt a MINI - there's just more of it. Offering a longer wheel base, the MINI Clubman can now comfortably seat four adults while still offering the surprise trademark performanc
We mentioned the Mini Clubman earlier this year, and so far as we know, it is coming to Australia, with Mini spokesman Alexander Corne previously stating the Clubman will arrive early next year: As you can see from the image, the stretched
2008 will see the return of the Mini Clubman to Australia. The car which left Australian shores in 1978 will be back with the same name and same idea. The Clubman, better referred to as a Mini Wagon, will use the new generation mini platform with