Steve from Australia built himself a Honda VTEC-powered classic Mini a few years back and was proud of the job he’d done. However, it was a bit of a torque-steering monster and wasn’t great to drive.

Many would argue that if a car like a classic Mini is to be modified, it should be done so in a way that respects its history as a tiny, combustion-powered hatchback that’s all about driving pleasure.

Zack is a Freelance writer with a passion for cars and technology. Zack has always been interested in performance vehicles and he satisfies this obsession by modifying his own vehicles, and by riding ...

Mini's ethos is centered around small cars with go-kart-like handling. For 2024, fun remains a focus, evidenced by the return of an available manual transmission on several models. Furthermore, the ...

There is a new electric car company on the map in China and patent images show it is planning to build an electric knock-off of the classic Mini. Images uncovered by Car News China reveal that this ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the automotive industry and where it is headed next. Callum Design has revealed its interpretation of a reborn ...

It was only a couple of weeks ago when David Brown Automotive (DBA) launched the Mini eMastered, and now the company has announced that the first unit was shipped to its rightful owner, none other ...