The Coupe and Roadster double-seat models have been discontinued by the company even after Mini launched the 5-door and 3-door models a few months ago. Mini now produces the 5-door and 3-door variants at the Oxford Plant in seven engine variants. The Mini Coupe had scheduled its global premier at the 24-hour racing on Nürburgring Nordschleife just before its appearance at the Frankfurt International Motor Show (IAA) in 2011. The Coupe also was awarded the Best Cars 2015 on the basis of the reader’s vote organized by the automobile magazine. Also, the Mini Roadster was the first open-top, double-seater in the history of the brand. The textile roof opens manually as well as semi-automatically.
The new Mini 3-door as well as the 5-door variants is now being offered on the basis of four petrol as well as three diesel mills, which cover an output range of 75 hp to 192 hp. The Mini John Cooper Works is the latest addition, which has a 4-cylinder turbo mill, churning out 231 hp.
The Mini Convertible is also available in three petrol as well as two diesel engine models, with an option for Mini John Cooper Works Convertible. The Mini Countryman and the Mini Paceman is also making a significant impact in the compact segment. The Sports Activity Coupe and the five-seat all-rounder come with the option for all-wheel drive system ALL4, which has been specially developed by Mini.
