1994 Rover Mini

The Mini is one of the most recognizable automobiles ever produced, carrying forward Sir Alec Issigonis’ groundbreaking compact car design while benefiting from decades of refinement. By the 1990s, the Mini combined its classic styling and nimble driving characteristics with modernized features such as fuel injection and improved interior appointments. Minis are one of those cars that captured the hearts of car enthusiasts worldwide, as evidenced by inclusion in pop culture and movies such as "The Italian Job" and the "Mr. Bean" series.

Originally introduced in 1959, the Mini remained in production through a succession of manufacturers until 2000 (save for a brief 1990s hiatus). Manufacturers included British Motor Corporation, British Leyland, and ultimately Rover Group.

This 1994 Rover Mini is finished in red over an off-white interior and is powered by a Single Point Injection (SPI) engine paired with an automatic transmission. It has both heat and air conditioning, and features 13" Sports Pack-Style wheels, a Sony Bluetooth stereo head-unit, and some engine bay dress-up components.

Reportedly imported to the US from Japan, this right-hand-drive Mini is now offered with a clean Florida title in the seller’s name.