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British city cars updated with new front end, updated interiors, and new adaptive dampers.

Mini has revealed its updated 2021 hatchback range, with the Cooper, Cooper S and Mini Electric all receiving a new look inside and out. The current-generation F55 Mini hatchback has been with us since 2013, and despite being subject to a subtle facelift in 2017, will continue to live on in this further updated form, rather than undergoing the total overhaul you might expect at the end of a traditional seven-year life cycle.  The changes outside are subtle but obvious, dominated by a new nose ...

Geeky Gadgets 11:42 am Mini have unveiled their latest design, there are now models of the Mini 3 Door Hatch, Mini Electric and the Mini 5 Door Hatch. There is now a larger black radiator grille on the front of the car and there are updated headlights and more, on the back there are updated lights and more. The refreshed exterior of the MINI 3-Door Hatch, MINI Electric, MINI 5-Door Hatch and MINI Convertible models looks even more modern, with even more attention now focussed on the car’s cen...

Date: 27 January 2021   |   Author: Sean Keywood A package of updates has been announced for the core Mini range, including the 3-Door Hatch, 5-Door Hatch, Electric and Convertible. Exterior styling tweaks across the models include a larger radiator grille, new aerodynamically-optimised vertical air inlets, a body-colour central front bumper strip, new wheel arch contours, LED side indicators, and an integrated LED rear fog light. New exterior paint colours...

By Herald Magazine The best of our weekly guide to everything happening in Scotland Cupra el Born With increasing demand, 2020 proved to be a big year for electric vehicles. Production of EVs has increased significantly, and newer and more innovative models have come onto the market. This means 2021 looks set to be an even bigger year for battery-powered cars, and there are some exciting new electric vehicles on...

BMW M defied the challenges affecting much of the motoring industry in 2020 and returned the most successful year in its near-50-year history. Sales growth of

The latest version of Sir Alec Issigonis’s 1950s British design classic has helped BMW to achieve record sales in the fourth quarter, with the Mini Electric at the centre of its climb in the zero

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Join us for a close look at all the winners of the What Car? Awards for 2021 - including our new Car of the Year.

This class embraces nimble city cars and handy small cars and continues onwards to encompass everything up to and including family-sized SUVs no more than 4.5 metres long