#mini

MINI will reportedly debut a concept this week that gives a glimpse into its future.

MINI wants you to head off-road in its latest concept, the Clubman ALL4 Scrambler. 

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

The MINI Rocketman still has life and could head to production.

Another April is in the books and we have the final U.S. sales figures in our greedy little mitts. Curiously, both Alfa Romeo and Scion had a blockbuster month, but despite a range world-class products, Cadillac’s deliveries faltered in a major way.

The MINI Countryman John Cooper Works variant has begun testing on the Nurburgring.

A new four-door MINI complete with a trunk may be the next model to come from the British automaker. 

The BMW Group has launched its car sharing service called ReachNow.

Another March is in the books and U.S. deliveries were up a small but noteworthy amount, with soon-to-be-extinct Scion leading the pack for some reason. In contrast, one super-luxury brand saw its sales drop by more than 50 percent last month and that’s no April Fools’ Day joke.

Automakers love getting in on the April Fools’ Day fun.

The new MINI Clubman ALL4 and MINI John Cooper Works convertible will make their world premiere at the 2016 New York Auto Show.

The 2016 MINI Cooper has earned a Top Safety Pick+ award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

Another February is in the books and despite plenty of snow falling across the U.S., new-vehicle sales rose by an impressive amount. Scion and Maserati topped the charts but a couple surprising brands lost ground last month.

Both the Mazda CX-3 and MINI Countryman are fun-to-drive small crossovers, but is one better than the other?

You rely on your car to get you through the day, so why wouldn’t you want a dependable one?