MINI USA Configurator Delayed
Updated #2: It’s now online. Update: looks like the MINI USA online vehicle configurator has been delayed until next week. Until then, there’s always this configurator to play with.
MINI Related Rumors
Updated #2: It’s now online. Update: looks like the MINI USA online vehicle configurator has been delayed until next week. Until then, there’s always this configurator to play with.

For all those who can’t get enough configurating, the 2008 MINI USA online confirgurator is rumored to be going online this Friday. It will include not only the updated pricing for the...

MotoringFile readers will probably be all too familiar with the headline; BMW to resurrect Triumph brand. We first reported (along with several other publications) the rumors almost two years ago that BMW...

For almost a year now we’ve been talking about the MINI SAV (Sport Activity Vehicle – BMW speak for SUV) being potentially built by automotive consortium Magna Steyr. However in the past...

AutoExpress is reporting on the MINI SUV. They are also running the picture of the lifted Clubman again. >These include a MINI SUV, which Auto Express revealed in Issue 965. Likely to...

Our friends at Jalopnik are reporting that BMW CEO Norbert Reithofer will present a new corporate strategy that outlines plans for the launch of a new brand within the BMW Group. As...
Over the last year we’ve heard rumors of BMW working on a small city car to be positioned below the current MINI. With European law-makers looking more likely to demand lower and...
Motor Authority reported last week about some rumors going around that BMW is looking to build a small FWD car built on the MINI platform. >There have been numerous reports pertaining to...
Here is a brand new one from the rumor mill. Hemscott.com is reporting that BMW is working on a small car, about the size of a MINI, to compete with the Audi...
Looks like the previous rumor of a partnership was just that, a rumor. This quote from the latest Automotive News (Sub required) says it all: >Thomas Weber, head of research and development...