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While not officially established as a company until 1969, the Mini brand's history dates back to the late 1950s, when the British Motor Corporation (BMC) committed to designing and building a simple, inexpensive vehicle for getting around town. To the BMC's surprise, the unique design of the Mini Cooper drew the attention of many celebrities, including Peter Sellers, George Harrison, and even Paul McCartney. From there, it didn't take long for Mini to become a globally recognized brand.
Today, Mini continues to produce its popular two-door hardtop, as well as four-door and convertible versions. The 2017 Mini two-door hardtop, for instance, is equipped with a turbocharged 1.5L three-cylinder engine at 134 hp and comes with such standard features as automatic dual-zone climate control, smartphone integration, simulated leather upholstery, and HD radio, making it a popular Mini model. The same features and powertrain are also standard on the four-door hatchback Mini for sale.
The 2018 Mini Countryman is another popular used Mini; it is larger than the original Mini hatchback, featuring a wagon-style design evocative of a small crossover SUV. Its base Cooper trim is powered by the same turbocharged 1.5L engine at 134 hp as the Mini for sale in two- and four-door models, with all-wheel drive is optional. Base equipment on the 2018 Countryman is generous and includes run-flat performance tires, a panoramic sunroof, automatic dual-zone climate control, and ambient cabin lighting.
From the classic two-door Mini Cooper to the more spacious Countryman and Clubman models, Mini has made quite a name for itself over the years. With cars that are as eye-catching as they are fun-to-drive, a used Mini could be a great choice for your next vehicle purchase.
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Q: Who owns the Mini car brand?
A: Although Mini is historically a British brand, it has been owned by German automaker BMW since 2000.
Q: What are the different types of Mini?
A: There are a number of Mini cars available, including hardtop two- and four-door models, convertibles, and the larger Countryman and Clubman wagons. The high-performance John Cooper Works (JCW) is another popular Mini for sale. The JCW Mini has even more power behind the wheel, and is named after the original designer of the iconic Mini Cooper.
Q: Do Mini Coopers have BMW engines?
A: Yes; while Mini models produced before Mini's acquisition by BMW in 2000 were equipped with British O-Series engines, newer models are outfitted with BMW-sourced engines.
Q: Do they still make Mini Coopers?
A: Yes, although the Mini Cooper is no longer a standalone model like it originally was. The last "classic" Mini Cooper model rolled off the assembly line in 2000. Since then, Mini has continued to produce "Cooper" trims on each of its vehicle models, and the used Mini remains a popular vehicle.
RepairPal gave Mini an overall reliability rating of 3 out of 5 stars, which RepairPal describes as Average. This rating ranks Mini 25th out of 32 among all car brands. This rating is based on an average across all the vehicles RepairPal considered in its dataset.
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Pros: Great cargo space. I am a 5ft 9" and my boyfriend is 6ft1", we both have lots of leg room which is really nice for a 4 door hatch. The back seats move forward and back as well as, fold down (which helps when taking my dog out and about in the car). There is additional trunk space in the back of the car, making it easy to shop for groceries. I love the panoramic sunroof too! MPG is decent for an AWD car. Cons: I went from a 5 cylinder Volvo C30 to a 4 cylinder sport package on the Mini. The Sport drive does help to boost acceleration but it's still not as speedy as I would like. I am disappointed in the lull or dogginess that occurs in stop and go traffic. This would be the perfect car if it were a 5 cylinder!
My Mini Clubman has soft leather seats that hug your body like she hugs the road. Super smooth and fast with an excellent turn radius. With the Sport feature of a turbo engine and paddle shifting it feels like driving a race car that can move through traffic into even the smallest spaces. The fuel economy is wonderful as we tend to take long trips and can still be comfortable with luggage or pets along for the ride.
you feel special driving this car, it can come in so many designs and colors which makes it personal. Driving it is a breeze although I would not suggest getting the run flat tires as your car jolts with every bump! I just put regular tires on it and the car drives extremely smoothly. The interior has a designer look to it and many options. The interior has mood light changes. I bought it as it stands out from other models and makes, has a great motor, compact, great acceleration. The back seats are not as comfortable as other cars but can fit 4 people. Good mileage per gallon of gas.
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