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What is the difference between a Mini Cooper, a Austin Mini, and a Rover Mini?

  • I am looking to buy an old one, but not sure what the difference is between each make?

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    The Austin mini was made by BMC/BL, by a workforce that were interested in the next dispute, The Rover mini was built by a company about to go bust, and the Cooper was a tuned version that just might have been built properly but will almost certainly have been thrashed

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Hi Chris well they are never anything alike that is for sure the old classic mini is small and had engines in sizes from 850 cc as a standard engine then they had the mini cooper this was a 1000 cc car then the 1360 cc was the mini cooper S. these where British Motor company or Austin or Morris names from 1958 till about the mid 1970's. then when BMC went into administration the Rover mini came along it followed in much the same tradition small engine still made at long-bridge works. then in the last 20 years we have the BMW abomination claiming to be a mini well in name only not in any real shape and form of the original. like most BMW rubbish a really expensive car to maintain.

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The cooper has 1275cc engine with twin carbs etc, The Austin, Morris, British Leyland, and Rover minis had various engines 800/1000cc later ones had a1.3 in them

M J R

The Cooper will be the better car. It will have a 998/1100/1275 cc engine. The other two will have the 948 cc motor.

Bazza

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