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LOGIN REGISTER NEWSLETTER Home NEWS REVIEWS PRODUCTS COMPARE CARS VIDEOS BUYING USED CARS NEW CARS MOTORSHOWS COMPETITIONS 6 ISSUES FOR £1 Search Car Reviews: You're in - News: Auto Express News Mini MINI JCW Smaller MINI turns up the heat in storming JCW guise Auto Express Car Reviews Text: Luke Madden / Photos: Miroslav16th August 2010 Meet the tiny MINI that packs a mighty punch! Following our scoop in Issue 1,126 that revealed a new smaller MINI is in the pipeline, insiders have hinted that a hot John Cooper Works model will also make production.The design is familiar to fans of the MINI range, but there’s a few crucial changes. The as yet unnamed car has shrunk to just over three metres long, although there should still be space for four inside, along with a decent boot. Efficiency is key, even for this sporty version, and the newcomer will make use of a new 1.5-litre, 3-cylinder engine turbocharged engine currently being developed by BMW. Despite boasting close to 150bhp, the new engine should be capable of achieving 50mpg and CO2 emissions of just under 110g/km thanks to BMW’s EfficientDynamics tweaks. Expect to see stop/start, brake energy regeneration and an aerodynamic design among the changes.With dimensions only slightly larger than the original Issigonis designed Mini, the tiny JCW is bound to inherit some of the traits which made the original such fun to drive. A low kerbweight means straight line-acceleration should be impressive, with the sprint from 0-62mph taking just over 7 seconds. Meanwhile, the short wheel-base and a set of stiffer springs for this hardcore version will help ensure the newest MINI will also be the most agile yet.With One, Cooper and Cooper S versions coming in 2012, the JCW branded model is expected to follow in 2013 and should cost around £16,000.  What Next COMPARE CAR LOANS COMPARE CAR INSURANCE For more breaking car news and reviews, subscribe to Auto Express magazine. We'll give you 6 issues for £1 and a free gift! < Previous Next > 15 Comments Finally!! THIS is the Mini we should have got originally! Maybe this one will be a worthy successor and not an overrated oversized attempt at reinventing a classic! By cartmanuk_24 on 18 August, 2010, 6:15pm Really With room for 4 and a decent boot, well considering the full sized BMW Mini struggles with room for 4 and has a joke boot, I find it hard to believe that by shrinking it they have liberated more room. By Shaun34 on 18 August, 2010, 6:59pm Eh? Another ridiculous photoshop rendering which is undoubtadly way off the mark looks-wise and another useless piece of non-news. Why anyone buys this stuff is beyond me... By adey1972 on 19 August, 2010, 8:57am ... I think Auto express is getting a bit carried away with all the Photoshopping By koupekid on 19 August, 2010, 9:55am @adey1972 And yet you saw fit to comment.... Weird!!! (O.O) By sgtgrash on 19 August, 2010, 9:57am Tardis is back! Quite correctly pointed out by others, if the Mini by BMW could not offer rear accommodation and boot space, how will they manage it is something this tiny? The only way is up! more upright seating, as reducing the engine from 4 to 3 cylinders can't benefit overall car length reduction. Unless... they are fitting the engine under the rear seat! Now that's an idea! By CyprusYid on 19 August, 2010, 11:00am B.G.ROSE What a joke....BMW. The proposed smaller Mini is what they should have produced in the first place.......Not the present heap of rubbish I had one of the first Morris Minis in Feb 1960, then a Van and finally a Morris Mini Cooper in 1964 The year it WON the Monte. The BEST Small car ever made......Give me the ORIGINAL any day. The suggest price of £16,000 is Daylight Robbery By bgrose1 on 19 August, 2010, 12:39pm Great Stuff! This is what BMW should have came up with from the beginning when they made plans for a replacement. The current mini is not a patch on the original, looks wise. The smallness and desirability is what made the original so popular. So, until BMW introduce this new mini, the Fiat 500 will continue to be the cutest and biggest selling car in Europe. By zerotolerance on 19 August, 2010, 5:05pm A credit to the original. Now that is more like it. Very cute.! By dodgymotor on 19 August, 2010, 5:29pm MINI is a brand! The rendering looks like a 2 seater to me, perfect for myself. :) I've previously owned three MINI's (finishing on a factory JCW) all of which were superb cars. I never had an issue with the size of the boot , or the ability to seat four adults comfortably. One thing to note on many of these responses. MINI is a brand, not a model, they continue to evolve a product lineup. For the 1960's brigade, that car, the Austin Mini, whilst brilliant at the time couldn't be manufactured now as it wouldn't pass any of the safety regs. By modern standards it would be considered as dangerous, slow, uncomfortable and a rot-box. A lovely classic car to own though. MINI continue to build the best quality small cars currently available in their classes. By FactoryWorks on 19 August, 2010, 8:08pm Pygmys Rejoice What was that again, there should still be space for four pygmys inside, along with a decent boot. Riiight !. I'd still love one. :-) By LANMAN on 19 August, 2010, 11:32pm Interesting, but...... Is this likely to happen, as with so many computer generated images created by journalists tagged as 'exclusives'? I'm more interested in the next generation Mini itself, although if it looked like this but bigger, it would be great. Maybe whoever created these images should be designing cars instead of over-hyped people with no talent such as Chris Bangle! I understand the sentiments behind the original Mini, but things have moved on - despite its many accomplishments, it is downright dangerous to drive on today's roads with today's drivers. And I never managed to get comfortable in one, thanks to the bumpy ride and bus driver steering wheel angle. Despite being created by cyncial badge-engineering market men, and seriously overpriced, the BMW Mini still a good car to drive and makes you feel good being in one - just like the original. An object of fun in a relentlessly tiresome and demanding modern life. I'm now going to buy some cheap clothes and get my credit card cloned. By gavsmit on 20 August, 2010, 7:30am Whos kidding who? This aint a real 4 seater Mini! The mere fact is that its a chopped off BMW Mini and light years away from the original design and concept of Alec Issigonises ADO 15! This is a con and only really a 2 seater - the space in it certainly will not compare with an ADO 15! In all seriousness why does not someone in the UK design a new generation ADO 15 usings the basic concepts? By vandenplas4litre on 21 August, 2010, 11:35am Cute! cute! cute! This is truer to the original mini. It is so cute it should sell like hot cakes! By auto_fanatic_58 on 22 August, 2010, 8:08am Finally a car that deserves the name MINI it is just bigger than the original and i think it'll do well By mw6hahahahahaha on 25 August, 2010, 4:36pm You need to register to post comments. Existing members can log in below to comment, otherwise click here to join. 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All rights reserved.Licensed by Felden || HOME MODEL RANGE Compare Models MINI Hatch MINI Convertible MINI Clubman MINI Countryman John Cooper Works MINI Soho Clubman Design your MINI MINI Offers MINI Motability FINANCE MINI Finance MINI Insurance Existing Customers Company Car Tax ACCESSORIES Car Accessories MINI Mix & Match Merchandise John Cooper Works iPod Your MINI Christmas Shopping Ideas APPROVED USED MINIS AFTERSALES ABOUT US MINI Story Factory Tour News, Reviews & Awards Games & Downloads TV Adverts Register Your Interest MINI Recycling MINI E MINIMALISM Compare MINI Technical Terms MINI Education Charity CONTACT US Find Your Dealer Test Drive Request Brochure Request Service Request Finance Quote Request The development of John Cooper Works from 1946 to the present day. Actual car may differ slightly to that shown in the image. 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Therefore, the color scheme is said to hear back to the color of the famous British sports car from the era of the 1950s and ’60s. MINI has confirmed that the John Cooper Works Edition 50 World Championship will soon be available across the country. 50 of the hand-built vehicles will be delivered to U.S. dealers, set to begin in late spring or early summer. MSRP for the MINI John Cooper Works, World Champion Edition will be $ 39,600 50; Destination and Handling fee is $ 700, for a total cost of $ 40,300. Edition 50 is then fitted with John Cooper Works Aero Kit, glossy black version of the 17 “Challenge spoke wheels, custom numbered side scuttles, a unique championship Red Lounge Leather interior and carbon fiber accents throughout. In the interior, 50th Edition also features a special floormats with matching red stitching with red stitching found on the shifter and parking brake shoes. John Cooper Works signatures adorn a special plaque affixed to the instrument panel trim. « Keyword Skoda Octavia vRS Facelift BMW 3-Series Coupe Specs and Reviews » If you have enjoyed this my post MINI John Cooper Works World Championship 50 Edition. 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