Car Review: New Mini Cooper

The "new" Mini Cooper has been a huge hit for BMW, which is a good thing since the company lost a ton of money when it purchased it as part of the Rover Group. Regardless, the car is very unique. In this article, I am going to share the latest released from BMW.

BMW has announced that the MINI Coupe and another Mini model which will be premiered at the Frankfurt auto Show will go in production at the company's Oxford plant. The general opinion regarding the other Mini model is that it's going to be a roadster.


The MINI Coupe was designed to be the most agile model of the brand and is powered by the 1.6-litre turbocharged MINI John Cooper Works power train. The MINI Coupe is a strictly two-seater with a low roof line and perfect axle load distribution.


Just can't wait to see the actual piece on the road, and you?

Man Car Review : Sports Activity Coupe by BMW

If driving an SUV has always seemed a little un-sporty, bulky and little un-cool for you, then you don't need to look further anymore now with BMW's Sports Activity Coupe
Well, this new segment of crossover vehicle created by BMW to describe the 2009 X6, which had made its official debut in Detroit. While it's not the best segment name you've ever heard, it still beats the ubiquitous “crossover.”


If you are familiar with BMW's X5, This Sports Activity Coupe is basically an extension of X5, but in a much sleeker package. BMW has clearly sacrificed some of the X5's utility (passenger room and cargo capacity) for the sake of styling, thanks to that sloping roofline.

According to industry news, The X6 will also be available in a hybrid model using the Two-Mode system it developed with GM, Mercedes-Benz and Chrysler, which give you more fuel efficient driving experience.

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