MINI Reviews

7/10

wowscore

The average score of all new MINI models on sale.

£14,645 - £38,395

RRP

£2,300

Avg. carwow saving

8 MINI models

MINI

3-Door Hatch

RRP

£16,190 - £26,130

8/10

Avg. saving £2,094

A posh-feeling small car that’s fun to drive

Compare offers Read review
MINI

3-Door Hatch (2014-2017)

RRP

£14,645 - £28,665

8/10

A smart small car that’s fun to drive and has a stylish interior

Read review
MINI

5-Door Hatch

RRP

£16,890 - £26,830

8/10

Avg. saving £2,178

A more practical Mini that’s still fun to drive

Compare offers Read review
MINI

5-Door Hatch (2014-2017)

RRP

£15,255 - £27,630

8/10

A fun-to-drive Mini with five doors and added interior space

Read review
MINI

Clubman

RRP

£19,995 - £30,085

7/10

Avg. saving £2,358

Mini's answer to rivals' estates

Compare offers Read review
MINI

Convertible

RRP

£20,080 - £29,370

7/10

Avg. saving £2,512

A small but posh convertible

Compare offers Read review
MINI

Convertible (2015-2017)

RRP

£21,410 - £29,375

6/10

Small stylish convertible with a real feelgood factor

Read review
MINI

Countryman

RRP

£23,385 - £38,395

7/10

Avg. saving £2,683

A trendy SUV that’s practical

Compare offers Read review

About MINI cars

MINI, it could be said, was the first brand that committed to building a completely modern car with the design cues of a classic vehicle, something we’re now seeing from numerous competitors. The British manufacturer now offers a selection of nine cars across a broad range of vehicle segments.

MINI can offer a car to suit the needs of most drivers, from the traditional three door hatchback to the more radical Coupe, Countryman and Paceman. It has developed a range of frugal petrol and diesel engines to reduce running costs, but the driving involvement that made MINIs so popular still forms a key part of their appeal.

A number of different models are available in Cooper S and JCW trim for those who are after a more potent MINI.