The state of the MINI world, as written by the London Sunday Times:
It is easy to forget Mini when wallowing in the gloom surrounding the demise of Rover. Yet Mini was born out of the same business when BMW owned both brands. The Germans were smart enough to realise that Mini had a future and that Rover also had one – in the remainders bin of the motor industry. BMW kept on the Rover factory at Oxford, dumped the rest on the infamous Phoenix Four and ran away with arguably the best British motoring brand in the world.
You can read more at the link:
[ Take a Mini ride on the wild side ] The London Sunday Times
<p>always nice to find a sunday edition of motoringfile.</p>
<p>;)</p>
<p>Speaking of King’s Island, Ohio, there are rumors on North American Motoring, mini2, & miniusa of a June 18, 2005 MINI event at King’s Island. Haven’t seen any firm confirmation. Anyone planning on going?</p>
<p>There’s already a MotoringFile <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.motoringfile.com/2005/04/03/kings_island_coaster_event">story</a> on this.</p>
<p>Also I’ll be taking part in the MINIUSA press event for this ride next Thursday. Immediately after MINIUSA will treat us to a full MINI autocross session – can’t wait! I’ll have a full write up on the ride the following Monday.</p>