Mini car reviews Mini Convertible reviews

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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.

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New Mini Convertible reviews

The new Mk2 version of the Mini Convertible arrived in 2009 - and it's almost impossible to tell the difference from the old one. Small four-seater convertibles are rare - the Mini's only real rivals are the Fiat 500C and Peugeot 207 CC. The Mini Convertible really is small though - you can pretty much forget about carrying anyone in the tiddly rear seats.

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Mini Convertible (2009-)

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The latest version of the Mini Convertible. The Mini hatchback provides a great base for this soft-top, which is stylish and fun, but offers little practicality.

Used Mini Convertible reviews

The first-generation Mini seems more reliable than the newer one but it still has a few niggly problem areas. Any Mini Convertible will be great fun to drive - whether it's a One, Cooper, Cooper S or John Cooper Works version - but the best all-rounder is the ordinary Mini Cooper Convertible.

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