While most so-called car enthusiasts would scoff at the fixed-roof two-seater based on the already-diminutive hot hatch, I think that this car has a lot going for it.

Mini's zippiest model—available as either a coupe or a convertible—hits the gym, gains a bunch of torque, and loses the ...

Designed by Sir Alec Issigonis in 1959, the Austin Seven and Morris Mini Minor were the first front-wheel-drive cars with ...

MINI's John Cooper Works takes the two-door coupe and convertible, and adds some serious fun. But can that overcome dashboard ...

The Mini John Cooper Works coupe returns for 2025 with more torque but no manual transmission. Bad news, folks: The Mini JCW's manual transmission is dead and gone. The only gearbox on offer is a ...

Mini estimates that the Cooper S 'vert will reach 60 mph in 6.7 seconds. Considering how quick the Cooper S coupe we tested was, we expect our testing to deliver a 60-mph sprint closer to 6.2 seconds.

The Mini Cooper S, no matter what form it takes, relies on a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four. Considering how quick the Cooper S coupe we tested was, we expect our testing to deliver a 60-mph ...

Green mode anesthetizes it to below the eagerness level of the Cooper S in its Go-Kart mode. As is the case across the Mini lineup, shift paddles are exclusive to the JCW—ironically ...