Aggressive track driving gives the Mini Cooper JCW a chance to show its performance character in a controlled motorsport setting. As a high-performance version of the Mini Cooper, the JCW model is ...

MINI cars are meant to be fun. That may not have been the original premise of the car when first launched several decades ago, but it didn’t take long for these diminutive hatchbacks to charm their ...

MINI's American subsidiary has introduced a very special Cooper S 4-Door. Although its name is Red Line Edition, the upgrades over the regular specification make said model visually similar to the JCW ...

For over 5 years, Arthur has been professionally covering video games, writing guides and walkthroughs. His passion for video games began at age 10 in 2010 when he first played Gothic, an immersive ...

Everybody knows what a Mini Cooper is. Next to the Volkswagen Beetle, it's the de facto small car. Unlike the Beetle, however, the Mini Cooper — and especially the Cooper S — are more associated with ...

The 2025 Mini Cooper JCW is one of the more interesting new cars you can buy in the $40,000 range right now. Despite ditching the optional manual transmission for 2025, I have to admit I enjoyed ...

Mini Countryman John Cooper Works: John Cooper Works (JCW) variants have been the apotheosis of performance Minis for eons now, and any Mini boasting a JCW badge should have you and your passengers ...

The MINI Cooper S Convertible and John Cooper Works Convertible look like street-legal go-karts, and that’s exactly how they perform. Twitchy, fast, and fun. The fourth gen comes with a slick ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Matthew MacConnell covers the evolving world of motoring. I believe in the saying: “Life’s too short to drive boring cars”. After ...

It may look similar, but the 2025 Mini Cooper JCW Convertible gets some significant updates for the new model year, and it's a step up from the Hardtop I drove earlier. Changes include: The 2025 Mini ...

While I've always been a rear-wheel drive aficionado, I can appreciate the front-wheel drive mindset. After all, a bit of torque steer never hurt anybody and when it's packaged up in a little pocket ...