MINI Models

The Clubman name began in 1969 on the classic Mini, when British Leyland introduced a redesigned, more contemporary-looking variant to give the car a more mature image. The first Clubman was offered as a saloon, follo...

The modern MINI Cooper nameplate arrived with the brand’s 2001 relaunch, carrying the Cooper badge into the BMW-era reinterpretation of the classic British small car. It was introduced as the sporty heart of the new M...

MINI brought the open-top version of its modern hardtop into the range for the 2005 model year, expanding the relaunched MINI family beyond the hatchback body styles that had revived the brand in the early 2000s. The ...

This two-seat MINI was introduced as a compact sports coupe version of the modern MINI range, and it reached the market as a 2012 model year vehicle after its 2011 unveiling and launch campaign. It was the brand’s fir...

The compact open-top two-seater was introduced as part of MINI’s second-generation small-car family and reached showrooms for the 2012 model year. It was developed alongside the fixed-roof coupé, with both cars aimed ...

The Countryman name first appeared in MINI history in 1960, when the classic Mini line expanded into estate form with the Austin Seven Countryman and related Traveller variants. Those early cars established the namepl...

MINI brought the modern Hardtop to the United States for the 2002 model year, reviving the brand’s compact, upright two-door hatchback as the core car in its new-era lineup. The nameplate became the American-market ba...

This nameplate was introduced as MINI’s compact crossover-coupe entry, expanding the brand beyond its hatchback roots and borrowing heavily from the Countryman’s underlying package. The production model reached custom...