Mini 25th Anniversary Convertible unveiled

In 1993, Rover launched the first factory-built Mini cabriolet. A quarter of a century has now passed since that event, hence the arrival of a 25th Anniversary limited edition.

Based on the current Cooper S Convertible, it comes with a commemorative dashboard plaque, unique door-sill kick plates and lots of extra equipment.

Mini Cooper S Convertible 25th Anniversary Edition (2018) Front Side

Key features include a Union Jack woven fabric roof and 18” ‘Vanity Spoke’ two-tone alloy wheels, which are both from the Mini Yours collection. Satellite Grey leather upholstery, the Chili Pack, an upgraded Harman Kardon audio system and the Navigation Plus Package form part of the enhanced specification too.

300 examples of the 25th Anniversary Convertible are available exclusively in the UK. Priced at £32,995 each, all sport a metallic paint shade called Starlight Blue.

Mini Cooper S Convertible 25th Anniversary Edition (2018) InteriorMini Cooper S Convertible 25th Anniversary Edition (2018) Rear Side

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