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MINI Ranges
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MINI Clubman
New price:£22,195 - £37,200Used price:£1,386 - £31,135 -
MINI Convertible
New price:£20,630 - £33,260Used price:£684 - £26,290 -
MINI Cooper S
Used price:£616 - £19,671 -
MINI Countryman
New price:£24,295 - £37,880Used price:£3,066 - £34,553 -
MINI Coupe
Used price:£3,414 - £10,006 -
MINI Electric Hatch
New price:£28,100 - £34,100Used price:£20,631 - £26,541 -
MINI Hatchback
New price:£16,200 - £37,345Used price:£363 - £30,001 -
MINI John Cooper Works
Used price:£3,303 - £18,755 -
MINI Paceman
Used price:£3,933 - £12,867 -
MINI Roadster
Used price:£3,940 - £10,353
Most popular MINI reviews
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MINI Clubman (2015 onwards) Review
Facelift sharpens edges of the practical but quirky Clubman
New price: £22,195 - £37,200Read full reviewPROS
- Sharp, engaging handling
- Retro looks with modern build quality
- More practical than ever
CONS
- Still not as practical as estate rivals
- JCW model feels heavy
- Expensive
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MINI Convertible (2016 onwards) Review
Four-seat drop-top is great fun
New price: £20,630 - £33,260Read full reviewPROS
- Eager handling
- Versatile electric roof
- Space for four (just)
- Cheap to run
- Interior quality
CONS
- Firm ride
- Wind noise at motorway speed
- Rear visibility restricted
- Small boot
- Rivals are cheaper
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MINI Countryman SUV (2017 onwards) Review
Familiar MINI cheekiness in a grown-up package
New price: £24,295 - £37,880Read full reviewPROS
- Appealing SUV styling
- Impressive interior quality
- Good fun to drive
CONS
- Many rivals roomier
- Fidgety ride quality
- Expensive optional extras
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MINI Electric Hatch Hatchback (2020 onwards) Review
MINI suits being electric, but range could be better
New price: £28,100 - £34,100Read full reviewPROS
- Typical MINI character with funky looks
- Very easy to drive, plus it's quiet
- High-quality interior; simple line-up
CONS
- Three-door only, so not hugely practical
- Electric range could be better
- Ride can be fidgety and firm on rough roads
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MINI Hatchback (2014 onwards) Review
Stylish hatchback is rewarding to own and drive
New price: £16,200 - £37,345Read full reviewPROS
- All models are great fun to drive
- Lots of tech and a high-quality cabin
- All engines are impressive
- Bags of character inside and out
CONS
- Top-spec models on the expensive side
- Optional extras can be pricey
- Boot and rear seat space is cramped
- Ride can be firm on larger wheels
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MINI Sidewalk Convertible comes with all the options
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