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.

A cut-out of a 1959 Morris Mini Minor has been created and stuffed inside a Mini Countryman crossover by two Mini enthusiasts.

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.

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 ...

THE seventh Morris Minor car ever made sold for £22,500 yesterday. The grey model cost £358 when it rolled off the production line in 1948 and still has only 15,538 miles on the clock.

Find all of our 1966 Morris Mini Reviews, Videos, FAQs & News in one place. Learn how it drives and what features set the 1966 Morris Mini apart from its rivals. Our comprehensive reviews include ...

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 ...

In terms of the British vehicle industry, this car is significant because the Minor was the first British car to reach the production milestone of one million units.

The Morris Minor of 1952-1971 isn’t just a smile-inducing piece of nostalgia but also an affordable classic car that can be reliable enough for regular use ...

When Sir Alec Issigonis designed the Mini—launched as the Morris Mini Minor in 1959—for the British Motor Company, his design was meant to help ration fuel, but it turned into arguably the ...

The Morris Minor - a true classic of British car manufacturing - very nearly made a comeback in the early 2000's. Autocar's inside source reveals the story behind this missed opportunity.