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2026 Mini Cooper JCW

The Mini Cooper is one thing few new cars are. It is instantly recognizable — because nothing else looks anything like it. This has been one of the Mini's greatest appeals, which transcends even the ...
The quintessential Mini Cooper will always be the two-door Hardtop. Both the regular Cooper and Cooper S are fine everyday propositions, but the 2025 Mini John Cooper Works Hardtop is maximum Mini.
The new-generation Mini Cooper SE will come with a John Cooper Works edition, but this time it brings cosmetic changes only. The 2023 Cooper S two-door made 189 horsepower and 206 pound-feet of torque ...
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The 2025 Mini Cooper JCW E looks almost identical to the Cooper SE in JCW trim. Its power output is confirmed at 255 hp, which should make it about half a second quicker to sprint than the SE. The car ...
Mini is fortifying its electrified lineup for 2025 and the Cooper SE JCW is its newest offering. With 215 hp and 243 lb-ft of torque, Mini has only confirmed the Cooper SE JCW for the European market.
Mini is gearing up to introduce their new JCW lineup this fall, but China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has beaten them to the punch. In usual fashion, they’ve published pictures ...
The previous-generation Mini hatchback in John Cooper Works trim was a hoot to drive. Now, with the latest-gen model, the British marque is adamant that the go-kart feeling won’t go anywhere, even in ...
Going back to its roots, the fifth-generation of the two-door Mini Cooper gets smaller, the pie-plate screen gets bigger, and the toggles gain importance and prominence. The first new 2025 Mini Cooper ...
MINI has made a few alterations to the new 2024 Cooper SE, aka their battery-electric subcompact hatchback, which has received the John Cooper Works (JCW) treatment. That's good news, right? Well, yes ...