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The Mini Hatch was first introduced in 2001 and is currently in its third generation. It shares underpinnings with the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer and BMW X1 while also making use of three-cylinder petrol and diesel engines developed by BMW. This model was the first Mini to be launched by BMW under its new Mini brand after the original Mini’s were discontinued in 2000. It has been developed extensively from where it started and now offers plenty of equipment and looking more sophisticated than ever. Basic trim levels consist of the One, Cooper and Cooper S in three- or five-door versions along with the options of petrol or diesel. From time to time Mini offers limited themed special editions that get detailed styling and sometimes a boost in power too.
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Review Summary
PROS
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Affordable
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Sharp handling
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Stylish
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Fun to drive
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Quality build
CONS
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Small boot
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Expensive options
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