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.
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Mini Clubman (2007-)
New price: £13,795 - £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.
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Mini Convertible (2009-)
New price: £14,995 - £27,245
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Mini One Convertible (2010-) first drive
New price: £14,995 - £20,980
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 - £28,200
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Mini Coupe (2011-)
New price: £16,760 - £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.
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Mini (2001-2007)
New price: £14,100 - £24,910
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Mini (2007-)
New price: £11,280 - £41,010
Used Mini reviews
4 Used Mini reviews available
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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.
Please enable Javascript to view this video
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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.
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Mini Convertible reviews
3 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.
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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.
The Mini Rocketman concept is a small city car revealed at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show
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