BMW’s
new Mini goes on sale in the UK on Saturday 7 July. The first all-new Mini since
1959 will initially be sold in 90 bhp entry level form, to be unveiled at next
week’s Geneva Motor Show, and a 115bhp COOPER version, revealed at last year’s
British International Motor Show. The 163 bhp Cooper S follows in early 2002.
The Mini range will be sold in the UK ahead of any other market, butwill be
available worldwide by the end of Q1, 2002.
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The car is being produced at the BMW Oxford factory, previously known as Rover’s
Cowley plant, which has a capacity of 100,000 a year.
Approximately 20,000 will be sold annually at UK BMW dealerships who will have
dedicated showrooms and specialist sales staff.
