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Mini's shareable, ultra-personalized Vision 100 concept car

As part of brand owner BMW's centennial celebration, Mini built a car that represents its next 100 years on the idea of digital personalization and shareable transportation.

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Head of Mini design Anders Warming introduces the Mini Vision 100 concept car.

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