The lowest priced four-door Mini starts only a hair higher, at $22,800, with the Countryman and Clubman models starting from closer to $25,000. The John Cooper Works versions jump up from that.

Ben Timmins,Associate Web Editor To me, the MINI Cooper Coupe is pretty pointless ... is quite pleasant at triple-digit speeds, and a souped-up Ford F-250 on knobby tires can do about 110 ...

Get ready hot hatch fans, because the new MINI John Cooper Works is going to be revealed this autumn, and for the first time ever, it’s going to be available with a choice of petrol or all ...

The range will be completed with the addition of a souped-up John Cooper Works version. And while Mini is keeping the technical details under wraps, we should see it before the end of the year.

timed for the summer — or at least timed to coincide with that period where the best available data indicates the summer ought to be — here’s a John Cooper Works version. This is a souped-up version ...

Among the details shared was the Aceman JCW produces 255bhp from a single electric motor – up from the 181bhp to ... There’s also some John Cooper Works badging dotted around, and the Aceman ...