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.
The new Mini models see a modest $500 price hike for 2022, as well.
This year's annual Sales Satisfaction Index took a much closer look at digital retail and remote purchasing options.
Mini isn't there yet, but a prototype shows what the future may hold for the hot hatch.
Mini said it already built concepts for the electric performance car, but the internal-combustion engine isn't going away just yet.
It's definitely not what we'd expect from Mini, but that's not necessarily a good thing.
The recall documents also warn against using Sport mode or the shift paddles.
Mini says goodbye to its third-generation Hardtop with a more powerful, better handling and sharper looking limited-edition.