Mini car reviews

Mini is one of the most distinctive and iconic car brands. When BMW sold MG Rover, it made sure it kept the Mini brand for itself - and it has been a great sales success for the company.

Minis are built in Oxford in an increasingly broad range that now includes the Clubman estate and convertible, and will soon expand to include a Countryman 'crossover' style.

Mini is very much a lifestyle brand and most owners seem pretty happy with their cars and dealers.

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New Mini reviews

5 New Mini reviews available

Mini Clubman reviews

The Mini Clubman is a modern interpretation of the original 1960s Mini estate. Launched in 2007, the main purpose of the Clubman is to deliver increased practicality while keeping the style and fun-to-drive character of the Mini hatchback. Style like this comes at a premium price though.

Mini Clubman (2007-)

New price: - - £26,055

Mini Convertible reviews

When BMW launched the Mini Convertible in 2004, its iconic supermini reached a whole new level of cool. The soft top folds back in two stages for open-top fun. The arrival of the Mini Convertible Mk2 in 2009 has not dented the appeal of the Mk1 Convertible since they look and behave pretty much the same.

Mini Convertible (2009-)

New price: - - £27,245

Mini Countryman reviews

The Mini Countryman is a new 'crossover' - or a hatchback-sized 4x4 wannabe to you and me. It's set to take on the likes of the Nissan Qashqai and Volkswagen Tiguan, by offering a bit of the desirable and fun Mini image in a larger package.

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Mini Countryman (2010-)

New price: £16,510 - £29,680

Mini Coupe reviews

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Mini Coupe (2011-)

New price: - - £26,300

Mini hatchback reviews

Relaunched by BMW in 2001, Mini has become a massive motoring success story. The retro hatchback has style, a unique interior and a fun-to-drive character. It's also highly desirable, with most models holding their value well. Mini offers a wide range of personalisation touches like stickers for the bonnet and roof and a range of alloy wheels.

Mini (2001-2007)

New price: £14,100 - £24,910
Mini (2007-)

New price: - - £41,010

Used Mini reviews

4 Used Mini reviews available

Mini Countryman reviews

1 review available (2010 - 2012) | Used price: from £13,250

The Mini Countryman is a new 'crossover' - or a hatchback-sized 4x4 wannabe to you and me. It's set to take on the likes of the Nissan Qashqai and Volkswagen Tiguan, by offering a bit of the desirable and fun Mini image in a larger package.

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Mini Clubman reviews

1 review available (2007 - 2012) | Used price: from £8,225

The Mini Clubman is a modern interpretation of the original 1960s Mini estate. Launched in 2007, the main purpose of the Clubman is to deliver increased practicality while keeping the style and fun-to-drive character of the Mini hatchback. Style like this comes at a premium price though.
Mini Convertible reviews

2 reviews available (2004 - 2010) | Used price: from £6,295

When BMW launched the Mini Convertible in 2004, its iconic supermini reached a whole new level of cool. The soft top folds back in two stages for open-top fun. The arrival of the Mini Convertible Mk2 in 2009 has not dented the appeal of the Mk1 Convertible since they look and behave pretty much the same.
Mini hatchback reviews

2 reviews available (2001 - 2012) | Used price: from £3,825

Relaunched by BMW in 2001, Mini has become a massive motoring success story. The retro hatchback has style, a unique interior and a fun-to-drive character. It's also highly desirable, with most models holding their value well. Mini offers a wide range of personalisation touches like stickers for the bonnet and roof and a range of alloy wheels.