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We remember some of the most famous Minis from history
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How was it that the Mini became ‘cool’ during the Swinging Sixties? We investigate by attempting to separate fact from fiction
It’s a quarter of a century since the last Issigonis-shape Mini was built, ending the run of Britain’s most enduring people’s car. We mark 25 years with an alphabetical trawl of Mini facts and figures
JAMES ATTWOOD Illya, shall we start with your Mini, given that it’s from 2001? ILLYA VERPRAET It’s significant on a number of levels. Originally it was meant to be just a car, but BMW built a whole br
As electrification becomes ever more widespread, increasingly our Future classic candidates are last-of-the-line models, and this madcap John Cooper Works version of the fourth-generation BMW MINI cou
FOR many people, classic cars evoke memories of simpler, happier times, an era when vehicles were more shapely and possessed a sense of personality. Among Britain’s most iconic vehicles is the Morris
John Simister gets under the skin of six classics that are now officially ‘historic’
