The resulting small, front-wheel-drive Morris Mini Minor proved to be such a hit that it stayed in production for over 40 years without getting completely redesigned.

The Minor—its name dating back to 1959 when the original Issigonis design was first marketed as Austin Seven and Morris Mini Minor—would likely cost between $14,500 and $16,000.

Using cardboard, rulers, glue, and pens, the two secretly built a cut-out of a 1959 Morris Mini Minor and stuffed it into the Countryman.Practical Classics saysthat originally, the pair wanted to ...

Built from 1948 to 1971 in more than 1.6 million units, the Morris Minor is an absolute legend in the United Kingdom. But some cars made it to the U.S.

Jay Leno's Garage took a step back into the swinging 1960s in its latest episode with a 1965 Morris Mini Minor that's been with its current owner for more than four decades. Steve Nelson purchased ...

If all the American car buyers were like Lafayette resident Marcia Marcellini, the auto industry wouldn’t be as nearly as big as it is. Marcellini bought this 1958 Morris Minor Traveller new in ...

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T he one millionth Morris Minor to be produced will be sold at auction 55 years after it rolled off the production line at Cowley. It’s unlikely to cost you a million, however – the estimate ...

A slow, low-powered classic like a Morris Minor or old Mini could give your university-age child time to hone their driving, knowing they don't have ABS or airbags to protect them.

Morris Minor owners reveal their love affairs with the classic British car EXCLUSIVE: They weren't fast, and they weren't cool, yet more than 1.6 million Morris Minors were sold to Britons in ...