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Much more than just a car, the Mini has become a true icon. Its compact design, its timeless appearance, its exceptional maneuverability and its endearing character have seduced entire generations. Over the years, certain models have stood out, becoming legendary. Let's discover some of the most famous Minis.
Launched in 1959, the original Mini, designed by Alec Issigonis, revolutionized the automotive world. Its reduced size and front-wheel drive engine made it an agile and economical vehicle. The Mini quickly won the hearts of drivers and became a symbol of youth and freedom.
Austin Mini Cooper S Rally 1071 cm³ at the Monte-Carlo Rally – 1965
The sporty Cooper and Cooper S versions, equipped with more powerful engines, quickly won over fans of dynamic driving. They particularly shone in rallying, winning the Monte-Carlo Rally three times in 1964, 1965 and 1967.
Brigitte Bardot and her dogs at the wheel of her Mini Moke in Saint-Tropez – 1976
Available in an off-road version, the Mini Moke was perfect for getaways by the sea or walks in the countryside. Its offbeat look and playful character made it a cult vehicle of the 60s, adored by many celebrities.
George Harrison and his Mini Radford for their “Magical Mystery Tour” – 1967
These models, prepared by Harold Radford's workshop, were the pinnacle of luxury and customization for a Mini. The Beatles, notably John Lennon and George Harrison, each owned their Mini Radford, proof of their status as icons and their taste for unique cars. These Minis, with their high-end finishes and tailor-made equipment, are today highly sought-after collector's items.
This cult 60s film features a heist crew using Mini Coopers to escape with a loot of gold through the streets of Turin. Mini chases through narrow city streets have become legendary.
The famous comic character, played by Rowan Atkinson, owns a yellow Mini which is often at the heart of his gags and misadventures. Throughout this British animated series, the Mini becomes an extension of his eccentric personality.
This modern take on the 1969 classic pays homage to the original by once again featuring Mini Cooper S JCW (R53) cars in a thrilling chase sequence through the streets of Los Angeles. The film modernizes the story and adds a touch of humor, while retaining the spirit of the original.
The Mini has been available in a number of versions, each more eccentric than the last! From the ice cream truck to the limousine, including the camper van or the art car, discover unique Mini models created over the years.
The Mini Wildgoose was a campervan version of the famous British car, designed in the 60s. With its pop-up roof, it offered surprisingly habitable space for small getaways. Produced in only 60 examples between 1963 and 1968, it is today a highly sought-after collector's item.
Designed and built in the 70s by Cummins, this Mini was specially adapted to become a traveling ice cream truck. It was designed to fit into narrow streets and residential neighborhoods, making it possible to distribute frozen refreshments to passers-by. The vehicle aroused such enthusiasm that several hundred copies were sold.
The Mini Limousine was a bold and unexpected creation, specially designed for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.
By significantly lengthening the body of a Mini Cooper and adding luxurious equipment, the creators obtained a compact and original limousine. Under the hood, a 200 horsepower supercharged engine gave it astonishing performance for its size. This unique car quickly attracted the attention of media around the world, becoming a true symbol.
This Mini with its off-road look is a unique and daring creation born from a collaboration between the brand and Canadian fashion designers DSQUARED².
This model, unveiled in 2011, is not only an object of desire for car and fashion enthusiasts. Indeed, it was auctioned during the Life Ball 2011, a major charity event in Europe dedicated to the fight against AIDS. The funds raised through this sale made it possible to support research and actions carried out in this area.
To support you in your research, My Mini Revolution, a Mini specialist since 2010, puts its expertise at your disposal. Do not hesitate to consult our website or contact us directly. We will be happy to help you make your project a reality.
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62 bis Impasse du Bœuf Couronné
78550 Bazainville
+33 (0)1 30 46 43 35
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Contact
62 bis Impasse du Bœuf Couronné
78550 Bazainville
+33 (0)1 30 46 43 35
info@myminirevolution.com
Duration:
We welcome you to our workshop and showroom:
Monday Friday :
8h-12h / 13h-18h
Saturday: by appointment