Mini applies small car thinking across an expanded lineup. The brand's Countryman crossover and Clubman wagon balance versatility with compact proportions. Nonetheless, Mini's core model remains the subcompact hatchback, which led its 2001 resurgence. All cars from Mini, which is owned by BMW, have agile handling and charming style.
Least Expensive : Starting at less $30,000, the Hardtop two-door in Cooper form is the least expensive Mini available. Opting for the four-door variant adds $1,100.
Most Expensive: In range-topping trim, the Countryman All4 John Cooper Works costs just below $50,000, making it the most expensive Mini. This subcompact crossover packs a 301-hp engine.
Most Fun to Drive : Every Mini model is tuned for nimble handling, but the Hardtop John Cooper Works offers the quintessential hot hatch experience.
Most Efficient : The standard Hardtop two-door, four-door, and convertible in Cooper trim are all rated 28/37 mpg city/highway, making them the most fuel-efficient Mini models. However, the all-electric Mini Cooper SE can cover 114 miles on a charge without using any fuel at all and gets an EPA-rated 119/100 mpg-e.
