#Cooper

The MINI Cooper is a fun-to-drive compact car and we know many of its owners are extremely passionate about their vehicles. But no car is perfect when it leaves the assembly line (even the awesome John Cooper Works variant!) and that’s why the automotive aftermarket industry brings in billions of dollars each year. We understand that not everyone is interested in performance modifications, but many car owners do enjoy having a few accessories to customize their car.

Remember when MINI just had one MINI and it was actually pretty, well, mini?

BMW of North America is recalling 47,806 vehicles in the U.S. due to a potential fire hazard.

The updated 2019 MINI Cooper will make its first public appearance at the upcoming 2018 Detroit Auto Show.

The 2018 MINI Cooper is set to receive minor styling changes.

Whoever said, “there’s no such thing as bad publicity” probably didn’t pay too much attention to the automotive industry.

MINI‘s design chief has revealed the automaker is looking into new models that go beyond its so-called five “superheroes.”

Fancy head-up displays used to be reserved for luxury cars, but the technology is trickling down to more affordable offerings.

A recent J.D. Power study has revealed the most appealing cars for 2017.

It’s called the Oscar Mayer WienerFleet, and it includes a drone that can deliver a single hot dog by air.

New vehicle quality is at an all-time high according to the 2017 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study.

The 2017 model year MINI lineup is getting new equipment and high-tech features.

It’s a scary moment as we signal to enter an alleyway that’s barely wider than the car we’re in. I’m really on edge.

Which subcompact performance hatchback would YOU rather park in your garage, the MINI Cooper S Hardtop or Ford Fiesta ST?

The MINI Seven has been introduced as a special edition model.