Team MINI Bullish to Conquer Another Mountain
Team MINI will field a full strength three-car assault on the 2006 Mount Buller Sprint in November, fresh from its anniversary storming of the iconic Bathurst road racing circuit, and its Team...
MINI Cooper S Wins Team Australia Speed Comparisons
We reported on this last week. The results are in. >A road-registered MINI Cooper S with John Cooper Works Tuning Kit has scored an emphatic win in the final of three Team...
MINI’s Most Popular Colors
We’ve long heard opinions on what could be the most popular colors. We’ve seen forum polls and threads long enough to bind and sell as books about the topic. However we’ve not...
White Roof Radio #104
Gabe’s back! Starting off with a bang and throwing down with the laundry tips, iPod and Firefox help. Plus, news of the week. Check back tomorrow and listen in as we go...
MotoringFile Sponsor Shout-outs
Time again to say thanks to the fine folks who pay the bills for us here at MotoringFile. We’d also like to remind everyone to keep an eye out for our annual...
MTTS: Fireball Tim & CarTV Episode 1
When Fireball Tim did MTTS, he actually took a camera with him for the entire journey, and we get to benefit! Episode #1 is up and ready for your viewing pleasure here...
Fifth Gear Drives the 2007 MCS
MotoringFile video Friday is back this week with the first video review of the new MINI Cooper S. Tom from Fifth gear does an excellent job explaining the what and the why...
MF Review: M7 Under Strut System
Could it be possible that the R50/R53 MINI coupe, a car with twice the structual rigidity of the current BMW M3, could use some further structural reinforcment? As anyone who’s pushed the...
MINI Wins at the SCCA Runoffs
From the SCCA website: >TOPEKA, Kan. (Oct. 13, 2006) — The first nine Champions were crowned Friday at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs Presented by Kansas — As Big As You Think...
The CarConnection Drives the R56
The carconnection.com gets behind the wheel of the R56 and gives us their take. Here’s an excerpt: >Updating an icon can go horribly awry, can’t it? On the one extreme, you end...