Complete F65 MINI Cooper coverage featuring the latest news, reviews, buying guides, trims, pricing details, and ownership insights. This hub brings together everything you need to understand the current and past MINI lineup.
For the new generation MINI Cooper and Countryman, MINI hasn’t just killed the manual but also eliminated shift paddles on all non-JCW models. Why have they done this and could this decision...
The MINI key (or key fob) has always been a unique aspect of the car. Since the R56 there’s been a whimsical design added to it to distinguish it from other cars....
MINI has gone to great lengths to make the all new J01 and F66 electric and petrol MINI Coopers appear identical – despite being completely different vehicles. But the more you look...
Who would have thought a video feed of what’s in front of you would be so incredibly helpful? That was our first takeaway as we began to venture out into Lisbon roads...
The new MINI Cooper features not one but two completely new and totally vegan seat designs. Clad in a synthetic leather called Vescin, the seats have a revised shape and new features...
When you first look at the F66 in person it feels eerily familiar. That’s because it’s heavily based on the F56 which we’ve known since 2014. But how does it look in...
MINI’s new generation of cars have a number of high tech features we’ve not seen before. Perhaps the most exciting for those spend time on motorways is the new autonomous driving options....
After years of requests, MINI is finally offering a remote start option. Long requested from those in both very warm and very cold climates, the remote engine start will work primarily with...
For 2024 MINI is introducing an entirely new product range that will include both electric and petrol powered models. Due to various global regulations, every market is handling this launch differently MINI...
In the center of the grille there’s a small plastic piece of trim that’s at the center of MINI’s new found Level 2 autonomy features. But unlike recent BMWs it’s hardly notable...