Even fun cars need a practical side, sometimes, but is the Mini Cooper S five-door the right way to go about it?
The 2019 Mini Cooper manual may not have many bells and whistles, but it has plenty of pureness.
The third-gen (New) Mini goes a bit Rule, Britannia for its first major update. We drive the five-door Cooper S to find out whether that’s a good thing... or will buyers need to adopt a stiff upper lip?
James Wong gets a first drive of the updated Mini Hatch and Convertible on Australian roads.
Sponsored by MINI Got a Mini? Well, there's an app for that. All new Minis feature an always-on telemetry function called Mini Connected, which means you can access your car with your phone whenever you like. Mini Connected is the branded version of the BMW ConnectedDrive software. So if you're familiar with that, this works the same way...
Smallest to largest, bottom to top, here's the Mini range. Although some of the models mightn’t be all that small anymore, there’s still a link between the three-door and the biggest, baddest Countryman.
It isn't overflowing with standard features, and it isn't cheap, but there is oh so much to like about the entry-level model in Mini's Cooper 5-Door range. Here, Mandy takes a look at 5 Things.
There's no doubt, the MINI family is growing in all directions. If you've settled on the badge but can't decide on the model, here's a look at what each offers.
2021 Mini Hatch and Convertible pricing and specification 26 variants across three body styles, here by October Increased standard equipment and new styling across range Prices start from $37,500 before on-road costs. Australian pricing and specifications for the facelifted Mini Hatch and Convertible ranges have been announced, ahead of their local launches in the third quarter of 2021...
2021 Mini Paddy Hopkirk Edition price and specs detailed Rally-inspired special limited to 65 units Red paint, white roof and rally decals pay tribute to 1964 Monte Carlo Rally Available to order now in three model variants, priced from $60,800 drive-away...
Mini took the wraps off its updated Hatch and Convertible ranges this week, and though the brand is unlikely to admit it, the new model is intended to serve as a stop-gap between the current, seven-year-old model and the next generation Mini, which has reportedly been delayed to 2023 due to the impact of Brexit and COVID-19...
UPDATE, 22 April 2021: Local pricing and specifications for the 2021 Mini Hatch and Convertible have been announced – click here to read the full story. 27 January 2021: The 2021 Mini Hatch and Mini Convertible have been revealed, ahead of an Australian launch in the second half of 2021...
