Mark Hacking go on a trip to Puerto Rico and review the 2014 MINI Hatchback for Australia's
Car Advice. His review concludes:
The biggest question about the 2014 Mini Cooper and Cooper S is whether it’s enough of a step up from the old model to warrant buying new. Certainly, there have been improvements in terms of passenger room, cargo space and engine efficiency. But this third-gen version also represents a slight step away (perhaps too big of a step) from what made the original Mini an automotive icon.
