Automakers

Mini: Retro brand battles fresh sales slump

From top left, clockwise: New-gen Cooper hardtop grew 4.5 inches; new four-door hatchback goes on sale in December; Next-gen Clubman wagon will be less quirky. (Automotive News illustration)
November 10, 2014 05:00 AM
Mini's British "classiness"

Mini was once the business model for pricey small cars, creating its own niche in the U.S. But this year, Mini has skidded off the sales charts.

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