Another limited edition Mini.
Mini has a long history of designing limited-run models. These models have existed since the mid-70s, well before BMW acquired the brand. With the Brick Lane Edition, the German automaker continues this tradition. What makes it different from standard models? Mini says Brick Lane in London is the home to street art and that this edition was inspired by Brick Lane. All models come in White Silver Metallic, with a Soul Blue roof and black mirror caps. The chrome trim is also included. The hood features a brick-pattern graphic that is complimented by other graphics on the doorsills. Brick Lane badges and C-pillar decals are also available.
The interior features carbon black Cross Punch leather seats. The heated steering wheel is also included, as well as piano black trims. Standard features include Harman/Kardon’s premium sound system, a Storage Package and dual-zone automatic temperature control. Brick Lane Edition is based upon the Cooper S. It uses that model’s twin-powered turbo engine with 189 horsepower (141 Kilowatts) & 207 pound-feet (281 Newton-meters). The model can be ordered with either a 6-speed manual transmission or a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. You can choose between a three-door and a five-door body style.
The Mini Brick Lane Edition is now available for reservations. Prices start at $35.675 for the three-door and $36,675 respectively for the five-door, plus an $850 destination fee. Mini states that the US production of the three-door is limited at 125 units. Mini did not mention how many units the manufacturer would build in the five door body style. Deliveries are expected to be made by mid-March 2022.