Mini
About Mini
While the Cooper started selling in 1959, Mini didn't become a brand in its own right until 1969. It became part of BMW in 2000, where it remains to this day. Currently, the automaker produces several variations of bright-eyed small cars, including hatchbacks, wagons, convertibles and crossovers.
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Here are the best electric cars for 2021
The number of electric cars for sale continues to grow, but these are the best, according to our editors.
Meet Roadshow's long-term 2022 Mini Cooper SE
We've got this little EV for a full year of testing.
2022 Mini Cooper SE zips into our long-term test fleet
The electric Cooper SE is our favorite new Mini, so we're putting it through a year-long test.
Mini Anniversary Edition celebrates 60 years of the Cooper
Only 740 examples will be built. All will wear the number 74 on the door, but each will be distinguished with a unique, handwritten plate.
2021 Mini Cooper S Countryman has many pros, many cons
This crossover may have spunky styling and a welcoming interior, but that's not enough for the Countryman to compete.
2021 Mini Cooper S Countryman appeals only to the brand's faithful
This utility vehicle comes with a premium interior and friendly styling, but significant downsides limit its appeal to the Mini faithful.
