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2021 MINI GP: BMW's ultimate hot hatch

On paper the 2021 MINI GP looks to be one of the best hot hatches currently on sale. But what's the reality for those who'll be using it not on a track but on bumpy British roads? That's precisely what Dan Prosser finds out as he road tests the 306 horsepower MINI GP. Read our full review of the current generation MINI: https://www.cargurus.co.uk/Cars/2013-... Pros Lively and entertaining to drive The EV is ideal around town John Cooper Works GP cars are very quick Cons The Convertible has a small boot Ungainly looks if you choose the five-door More powerful models can wear out tyres quickly The CarGurus verdict Park a current MINI alongside a 1959 Alec Issigonis original and you’ll question the new car’s right to use the MINI name. Over the years the car has grown in every dimension and become heavier and heavier. That is inevitable, of course, given the evolving nature of crash legislation and the consumer’s voracious appetite for more and more comfort and convenience kit. So while the MINI isn’t quite so MINI any more, it is safer, faster, more comfortable and more practical than ever. MINI’s designers and engineers have also worked hard to maintain the lively, entertaining handling characteristics that have set all versions of the MINI apart from the competition for so many decades. Even now, it’s really good fun to drive. The current version is defined as much by its versatility as anything else. You can have a zero emissions all-electric MINI if you, say, live in the city, a Convertible if you love feeling the wind in your hair or, if you get a kick out of the most uncompromising of driving experiences, you can have a two-seat MINI with more than 300bhp. Few cars can truly be described as icons, but the MINI is one. CarGurus can help you find great deals on used cars from top-rated dealers in your area. To find out more, visit https://www.cargurus.co.uk/ #cargurusuk #minigp #bmwmini