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The Mini JCW Anniversary Edition celebrates 60 years of Cooper 

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The Mini JCW Anniversary Edition celebrates 60 years of Cooper | Top Gear

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Limited-edition special marks 60 years since the Cooper family started messing around with Minis

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The Mini JCW Anniversary Edition celebrates 60 years of Cooper

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Limited-edition special marks 60 years since the Cooper family started messing around with Minis

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Limited-edition special marks 60 years since the Cooper family started messing around with Minis

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The Mini JCW Anniversary Edition celebrates 60 years of Cooper

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The Mini JCW Anniversary Edition celebrates 60 years of Cooper

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The Mini JCW Anniversary Edition celebrates 60 years of Cooper

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Limited-edition special marks 60 years since the Cooper family started messing around with Minis

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It was 60 years ago that a chap called John Cooper – owner of the Cooper Car Company, which won the F1 constructors’ titles in 1959 and 1960 – realised the sporting potential of the humble Mini.

You know the story – Cooper-fettled Minis almost immediately started winning all kinds of races and rallies, and nowadays you’ll find a Cooper badge of some description on most Minis that roll off the production line.

To celebrate this anniversary, Mini has done a special-edition JCW. From a total production run of 740 cars Britain will get 60, with prices starting at £33,800 for the manual or £35,500 for the auto.

No mechanical changes versus the normal JCW – which of course stands for John Cooper Works – so you get a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with 228bhp, a 153mph top speed and 0-62mph in a little over six seconds.

Each Anniversary Edition is finished in ‘Rebel Green’ with a contrasting white roof, door handles, mirrors, and stripes. The number 74 on the bonnet and doors is a nod to the first race-winning Mini Cooper, which won the Snetterton Lombank Trophy, and there are lots of retro Cooper and Mini logos scattered around the place. Inside, the dashboard bears the signature of three generations of Cooper – John, John and Charlie.

Thoughts?

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It was 60 years ago that a chap called John Cooper – owner of the Cooper Car Company, which won the F1 constructors’ titles in 1959 and 1960 – realised the sporting potential of the humble Mini.

You know the story – Cooper-fettled Minis almost immediately started winning all kinds of races and rallies, and nowadays you’ll find a Cooper badge of some description on most Minis that roll off the production line.

To celebrate this anniversary, Mini has done a special-edition JCW. From a total production run of 740 cars Britain will get 60, with prices starting at £33,800 for the manual or £35,500 for the auto.

No mechanical changes versus the normal JCW – which of course stands for John Cooper Works – so you get a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with 228bhp, a 153mph top speed and 0-62mph in a little over six seconds.

Each Anniversary Edition is finished in ‘Rebel Green’ with a contrasting white roof, door handles, mirrors, and stripes. The number 74 on the bonnet and doors is a nod to the first race-winning Mini Cooper, which won the Snetterton Lombank Trophy, and there are lots of retro Cooper and Mini logos scattered around the place. Inside, the dashboard bears the signature of three generations of Cooper – John, John and Charlie.

Thoughts?

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Limited-edition special marks 60 years since the Cooper family started messing around with Minis

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