The Complete Mini: 35 Years of Production History, Model Changes, Performance Data and Specifications

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Summary: You may love your mini but you'll love this book even more
Review: As a relatively clueless new mini-owner (I bought one on e-bay for my fiancee's birthday present), I knew nothing about the car. Even finding the horn was a challenge. Our Mini is a 1975 1000 model, and the owner's handbook is loooooonnnnngggg gone. This book will help us now and in the future. A good investment!

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Summary: If You're Into Mini, This Is A Must Own Book
Review: Biggest problem in the Mini world today is people trying to sell you a "Mini Cooper" when what they really have is an Austin or Morris Mini of less "noble" lineage. So how do you as a discerning Mini Afficianado tell the difference? Buy this book. It provides a description of each and every variant of the Mini - even going into geographical unique versions including Spain, Chile, Italy, and Canada - as well as providing information on production volumes and serial number ranges. No colour photos but loads of black and white shots accompany a very descriptive text. It's a great reference book, but very readable at the same time.

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Summary: complete mini?
Review: Excellent book for the reader interested in a complete listing of mini production. It details all the changes in specifications throughout the production life of the mini automobile with excellent and complete black and white photos. What is missing is color pictures and any mention of the "new" mini.