We are actively seeking classic Minis in excellent condition, ideally with low mileage and a detailed history, especially models such as the Cooper...
View detailsFirst registered by Henleys Rover of Northampton on 8th June 1999, this Mini Cooper Sportspack is finished in Tahiti Blue with a contrasting white ...
View detailsAs featured in MiniWorld Magazine. In 1997, John Cooper Garages launched two new exciting iterations of the iconic Mini Cooper S: the Cooper S Tour...
View detailsThe Cooper Sport 500 was the final edition of the classic Mini, released in a strictly limited production run of 500 units. They were only availabl...
View detailsThe Mini John Cooper LE 40 was unveiled in 1999, celebrating 40 remarkable years of the Mini and honouring the Cooper’s triumph in the F1 World Cha...
View detailsIn 1997, John Cooper Garages launched two new exciting variants of the iconic Mini Cooper S: the Cooper S Touring and the Cooper S Sport 5. Both mo...
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The story begins in 1959, when the British Motor Corporation (BMC) launched a car that would forever change the way small cars were conceived. Designed by Sir Alec Issigonis, the original Mini used a transverse engine layout and front-wheel drive, allowing more room for passengers in a compact footprint.
We are often asked whether a classic Mini makes a good first car. While the modern Mini is a popular choice for new drivers, the classic Mini does not always receive the same attention. The classic Mini (1959-2000) is an...
Highlights from this year's autumn motorsport event at Brooklands Museum.
