MINI releases new details and images of their special Cooper S Hardtop 2 Door Resolute Edition. Powered by a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine, the unique MINI delivers 189 hp and a maximum torque of 206 ft-lbs. All…
I’ve long been a champion of EV resto-modded classic Minis. Ever since driving one back in 2018, I’ve been hooked on the idea of a classic Mini with an electric powertrain. For starters, I’m a…
As we get closer and closer to the eventual launch of MINI’s next-generation of vehicles, more and more spy photos are starting to pop up. This recent set shows off what will likely be the…
The Toyota GR86 and Mazda MX-5 are proof you don’t need crazy horsepower to have fun. The rear-wheel-drive coupes are thoroughly enjoyable without having to break the bank. Enthusiasts frequently cross-shop the two sports cars,…
With the first three months of the year now over, automakers are publishing relevant data about sales performance from January to March. We’ve already learned the BMW core brand suffered a decline in demand of…
Popular on the road and successful on the track, the original MINI was an inspiration for the team behind Racing MIMI. It originally debuted in 2020 as a purpose-built electric machine in Romania’s Hillclimb National…
MINI’s future is all-electric, the brand has already said as much. Over the next decade, MINI will electrify all of its models, slowly moving away from internal combustion engines (ICE). However, there will still be…
David Brown Automotive is to MINI what Singer is to the Porsche 911 by taking a classic automotive icon and giving it a modern makeover. There’s a new MINI Remastered around the corner, conceived to…
At a little over three meters or 10 feet long, the MINI Rocketman was a true mini. The pint-sized hatchback pictured here was unveiled as a concept back in February 2011. Fast forward some 11…
Whenever a new car debuts, be it an EV or running on fossil fuels, it’s usually bigger and heavier. We are pleasantly surprised to hear that won’t be the case for the new electric MINI….
