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Mini, The Distinctive Design
Mini cars aren't so mini anymore, with a range encompassing hatchbacks, 4x4s and estate cars. Read on to find out whether a Mini is a car you can love.
Mini is one of the most distinctive and iconic of all car brands. First launched in 1959, the Mini turned heads and has remained one of the most distinctive cars on our roads. When BMW sold MG Rover, it made sure it kept the Mini brand for itself, and it has been a great sales success for the company. It is keen to preserve the British traditions of the brand.
Choosing the best Mini car
The familiar three-door Mini hatchback is joined by a longer Mini five-door model that offers extra practicality. Want the hatchback bit with the added thrill of top-down driving? Have a look at the Mini Convertible. If the hatchback doesn't offer enough space, there is also the Mini Clubman. The Clubman is the estate of the Mini world, but you'd be wiser not thinking of it as an actual estate. The boot is quite small compared with other estates, so it's more of a Mini with a dash of added practicality. The tall-riding Mini Countryman SUV, now in its second generation, is the biggest Mini produced to date, arguably making it the most practical to date. The car can comes in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel-drive.
Hybrid and electric Minis
The Countryman is now also offered as an plug-in hybrid, which combines a turbocharged petrol engine with an electric motor. An electric Mini, based on the design of the classic Mini three-door hatchback and for production at the Mini factory, has been unveiled as well. It is expected to be available from 2019.
