THERE is no denying the massive success of the second-generation Mini. Whether you like it or not, with two million sales since 2001, it has gone from Britain’s favourite small car, and part of our heritage from its earliest days in the Swinging Sixties, to a motor that has, with some German help, re-established the market of the must-have fashionable supermini.
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