Coming to an autocross or track day near you are the latest JCW Minis. As one of the few brands still making hatchbacks, Mini is bringing over its highest-performance Cooper to the U.S. to join the ...

As car-based models decline, so does the range of convertibles on offer. Luckily, there are still several convertibles and roadsters on offer today from an array of manufacturers. One noticeably ...

Introduction - Find the best Mini deals! When it comes to small cars with style and personality, few can match the 2022 Mini Hardtop and Convertible models. The legendary urban runabouts get a light ...

A retractable hardtop may seem like a cool, relatively modern feature, but its roots can be traced back to the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. During the past three decades, we've witnessed several ...

Is the Mini Convertible a Good Car? It’s not particularly practical or cheap, but if you’re looking for a fun-in-the-sun runabout that’s brimming with quirky personality, the Mini Convertible is a ...

The more things change, the more they stay the same. And to some drivers, one of life's little joys is one that involves putting down the top, opening up to the sky, and feeling a little wind in your ...

DETROIT — The hardtop convertible goes mainstream this year, as an engineering marvel only the rich could attain a decade ago becomes commonplace. This year's roundup of new convertibles includes ...

There's nothing better than dropping the top and cruising in a great convertible, and there are plenty of droptops available today that fit a wide range of budgets and desires. Whether you're looking ...

There's nothing better than dropping the top and cruising in a great convertible, and there are plenty of droptops available today that fit a wide range of budgets and desires. Whether you're looking ...

The rising European trend is to call any hardtop convertibles, coupe convertibles and make them available on the smallest cars in your line-up. The little Opel Tigra got one and now Nissan’s little ...

Notable in 1957 was then President Dwight D. Eisenhower, himself a car lover, became one of Skyliner’s first customers.