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  MINI Aceman (2024 on) (Reviews)
  — come with features including a heated steering wheel, a circular OLED infotainment screen and adaptive cruise control. There is space — just — in the back for a couple of adults in the back of the MINI Aceman and it looks sufficiently quirky inside and out, it’s comfy and enjoyable to drive — plus it’s not too pricey. MINI Aceman: Range MINI Aceman E 186-192 miles MINI Aceman S 238-251 miles MINI Aceman John Cooper Works 214-242 miles The MINI Aceman combines the famous MINI design ethos with some of the practicality of a small SUV and the fun quirkiness associated with the brand.
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  MINI Cooper (2024 on) (Reviews)
  With the previous MINI Hatch, Cooper was the middle-ranking performance and trim combination, sandwiched between the humbler One and faster Cooper S. Leaving the rapid John Cooper Works version aside, this new-era MINI Cooper now has just two levels of petrol-powered urgency — C with 156PS and S packing 204PS.
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  MINI Countryman (2024 on) (Reviews)
  Find out how effective this maximalism is with our full MINI Countryman review.
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  MINI Cooper Convertible (2024 on) (Reviews)
  The new MINI Cooper Convertible is one of very few small soft-tops left on the market, but continues to justify its existence with funky styling, fun handling, and feel-good factor. It’s not badly priced at the entry level and the latest MINI cabin is even more striking with the top down, though it does suffer the same flaws as the hatchback MINI Coopers.
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  MINI Cooper Electric (2024 on) (Reviews)
  Read on for our full MINI Cooper Electric review.
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  MINI Electric (2020 - 2024) (Reviews)
  The MINI Electric does for the EV market what the hatch did for superminis more than two decades ago - it offers all of the basics with a big dose of added style. It's good drive and looks great, though the driving range is far from the best and nor is the MINI the cheapest EV option.
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  MINI Countryman (2017 - 2024) (Reviews)
  The current MINI Countryman has the cute and somewhat classic styling associated with the MINI brand. Some will find it overdesigned, but lots of others will love how this car looks. Time has seen the MINI Countryman’s engine range rationalised and reduced.
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  MINI Clubman (2016 - 2024) (Reviews)
  The MINI Clubman is the estate car take on the popular MINI hatchback, designed to compete with premium products like the Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake and Volkswagen Golf Estate, as well as premium hatchbacks like the Audi A3 Sportback.
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  MINI Convertible (2016 - 2024) (Reviews)
  If you dare to go topless, the MINI has you covered.
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  MINI Hatch (2014 - 2024) (Reviews)
  In this respect, the current MINI is much the same as those that went before it thanks to a raft of optional extras and upgrade packs for everything from the styling to the infotainment and even the way it handles. This might not sell the MINI to those who simply want the most useful car for their needs, but there are lots of drivers out there who aspire to the MINI.
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  MINI Paceman (2013 - 2017) (Reviews)
  Do you remember when MINI went through that mad spell? When it launched all of the cars, all at the same time. There was the MINI Coupe, the MINI Roadster and this, the MINI Paceman. It was launched as a sportier version of the MINI Countryman.
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  MINI Roadster (2012 - 2015) (Reviews)
  With the MINI Countryman and the sporty MINI Coupe , MINI’s model range was expanding fast. And although there was already a MINI Convertible model in the line-up, the brand decided to add a more focused two-seater MINI Roadster.
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  MINI Coupe (2011 - 2015) (Reviews)
  There’s a colour scheme or option pack to suit everyone, but the downside to such a broad range of optional extras is that they all add up and can make the final price significantly higher than the initial list price. Long Term Test MINI Coupe Cooper SD   Road Test and Video 2011 MINI Coupe SD
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  MINI Countryman (2010 - 2016) (Reviews)
  The 'MAXI' sized Countryman is a major new chapter in the MINI success story. In a nutshell, it offers four or five-seat practicality and a 350-litre boot in addition to the usual MINI trademarks such as sharp steering, fun handling and that all-important quirkiness.
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  MINI E (2010 - 2013) (Reviews)
  Those whose names are drawn out of the metaphorical hat will be driving cars which are perfectly useable as urban transport; the market niche where most vehicle makers reckon ‘battery electric vehicles' (a.k.a. ‘BEVs') will sell. If nothing else, this Mini is a portent of things to come. MINI E 2009 Road Test and Video
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  MINI Convertible (2009 - 2015) (Reviews)
  At launch, the new MINI Convertible was available as a Cooper, Cooper S, and JCW but in 2010, a MINI One Convertible was added followed by the 2.0-litre Cooper SD.  Refined and mature it may be, but all MINI Convertible models are good fun to drive, with all the grip you'd need on the road.
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  MINI Clubman (2007 - 2014) (Reviews)
  Even totally besotted MINI lovers were having to look for something else once the Clear-Blue strip gave them the good news. What they really wanted was a stretched MINI, with a bit more room in the back seat, and a bit better access to it.
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  MINI Hatch (2007 - 2013) (Reviews)
  Has BMW taken the fun out of the MINI? First reports from "first drives" a tended to end with that conclusion, And seemed to be worrying MINI Project Leader Horst Radibojevic as he cross-examined us after our own first drive. Happily we, and others, of course, were listened to and by the time R56 MINIs started reaching customers they felt and handled a lot better.
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  MINI Convertible (2004 - 2008) (Reviews)
  MINI Cooper S Convertible R52 2005 Road Test
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  MINI Hatch (2002 - 2007) (Reviews)
  Fast and fun.