Bring These Classics Back?
Since 2000 BMW has been bringing the Classic Mini back into today's market. But what about these three Classic body types? Take this survey and let us know what you think should be brought back.
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The Mini Moke? Designed for military use, the Mini Moke (which means "donkey") didn't end up being a great off-roader due to its low ground clearance and small wheels -- but it's still a neat little beach buggy. It had a surprisingly long production run from 1964 to 1993, with over 14,000 units built. *
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The Mini Traveller? The Mini was a city car, and the Traveller was more of a family wagon. The Traveller was also called the Countryman depending on who owned Mini at the time between 1960 and 1969, but they were basically the same car. It was a popular option for drivers who wanted the charm of a Mini but needed to carry more passengers and/or stuff. The coolest part was the optional wood exterior trim on the rear body. *
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The Mini Pickup? The charmingly hyphenated Mini Pick-up was exactly what it sounds like. It was a Mini pickup truck built from 1961 to 1983. You might be thinking a Mini wouldn't make a great pickup truck, and you'd be right -- but how cool would it be to drive a Mini truck? In 1978, the name changed to the Mini 95, along with the Mini cargo van that was available at the time. It was named 95 because it had a gross vehicle weight of 0.95 tons. *
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