This point is driven home even harder with the inclusion of the John Cooper Works package. Order up your Coupe with this staple of the Mini performance catalog and you get the most aggressive tune ...

In the case of the 2012 MINI Cooper Coupe, however, that base may be quite small. In some ways, the Coupe steps on the toes of other Mini models, particularly the standard four-passenger hatchback.

Just like all other Minis, the Coupe is available in three trim levels. Base Mini Coupes are powered by a 121-hp 1.6-liter I-4. For even more spirited fun though, the Cooper S Coupe bumps it up to ...

To help answer that question, we took to the roads in and around Nashville, Tennessee in the 2012 Mini Cooper Coupe. Since we’re already talking fashion, let’s dissect what sets the new Cooper ...

Styled like a Cooper hatchback wearing a backward baseball cap, the Mini Cooper coupe forgoes the Cooper’s back seat and practicality for a short roof and conventional trunk. Alas, the sweet ...

In 2012, MINI introduced the smaller-sized and sporty Cooper Coupe. It offered a signature style and had a zippy engine, with plenty of room for customization and three trims offered. For 2013, the ...

Prequalify now It only takes a few minutes and won't affect your credit. The MINI Cooper price depends on several factors, including the trim level, optional features, mileage, vehicle history and ...

Perhaps the most fun and entertaining two-seat car to come out of Britain in quite some time, the Mini Cooper Coupe, died ten years ago. While most so-called car enthusiasts would scoff at the ...

Model proliferation continues as scheduled over at Mini with confirmation of a production coupe, not to be confused with the traditional Mini Cooper hardtop with rear seats. The Mini Cooper Coupe ...

The MINI Coupe is, simply, very fun to drive. You might notice I didn't append any qualifiers on that declaration of fun; no hanging "for a front-driver," nor a dangling "as far as hot hatches go ...

From the waist down the 2012 MINI Cooper Coupe is pure MINI, using the heavy-duty platform of the convertible version of the company’s iconic three-door Hardtop as a starting point. After ...

Mini also asserts that, model for model, the Coupe is “the fastest-accelerating Mini ever.” No so fast, we say. The last Cooper S four-seat hatch we tested [May 2007] dashed to 60 in 6.2 seconds.