Intelligent networking between the MINI, the driver and the outside world create new ways to enhance driving pleasure, extend the range of comfort functions and provide the latest services in the area of in-car infotainment….
Here is a series of videos that shows the Performance Parts for MINI JOHN COOPER WORKS. John Cooper Works performance parts enable you to transform your MINI with aero kits to improve stability, suspension to…
The production of the new MINI starts at Plant Oxford, England, in just a few weeks time and will be unveiled at the brand’s home on 18 November 2013. The launch campaign kicks off at…
On October 18th, MINI F56 will make its world debut at the Oxford plant. Ahead of the official unveil, MINI has released some technical information on the new F56 models and the engines found under…
Seven models here, six major islands there. Exemplary low-emissions engines on one hand, relentlessly fuming volcanos on the other. At first glance, the British car brand MINI and the Pacific island group of Hawaii appear…
The new generation F56 MINI will be launched in two weeks at the 2013 Frankfurt International Auto Show. We have already seen the leaked photos of the MINI, followed by MINI’s own “spy photos” that…
A new era of driving excitement, in-car-infotainment and premium quality in the small car segment is drawing ever closer. The new MINI will be unveiled on 18 November 2013, 107 years to the day since…
At today’s MINI Design@Home event Anders Warming, Head of MINI Design, previews a sampling of visionary design and innovative ideas. The MINI Vision, for example, showcases various elements of future MINI design. Here, MINI has…
Soft top season is here and with both the MINI Convertible and the MINI Roadster to choose from, it’s a tough decision – but the search for wind-in-your-hair driving fun ends here. Both models combine…
More and more spy photographers emerge every day and car companies are trying to reinvent themselves when it comes to not only hiding the prototypes under heavy camouflage or simply changing their testing patterns and…
