Three metres long, ten-inch wheels, and three wins at Monte-Carlo. The balance of power was never the point.
Alec Issigonis turned the engine sideways and put the gearbox in the sump to free up 80% of the floor area for passengers. John Cooper, a Formula 1 constructor, turned it into a racing car. The Mini won the Monte-Carlo Rally in 1964, 1965 and 1967, and lost the 1966 event over a question of headlights.
The Overcut polo shirt combines breathable cotton piqué with a clean, straight cut. The high-density embroidery, made in France, reproduces the model's silhouette precisely and stands up to washing. Available in French Marine and Écru.
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