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Evolving Mini takes aim at high-end brands

The new Clubman is 12 inches longer.
DT
By:
Diana T. Kurylko
August 08, 2015 05:00 AM

NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Mini is changing its marketing and will pitch to the "executive personality" as products move upmarket, its North American chief says.

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