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Mini Cooper Классический Mini (ADO15) gallery (1959–2000)

The classic Mini was produced from 1959 to 2000 and is the ancestor of the brand's entire current range.

All photos 1077 Классический Mini (ADO15) 36 1959–2000 I (R50/R53) 35 2001–2006 II (R56) 77 2006–2013 III (F56) 603 2013–2024 IV (F66) 60 2024
mini cooper pic #207913 640 x 321 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207912 4320 x 2880 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207911 4320 x 2880 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207910 3915 x 2610 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207909 4320 x 2880 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207908 3972 x 2648 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207907 3965 x 2643 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207906 4100 x 2733 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207905 4320 x 2880 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207904 3944 x 2630 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #207903 2659 x 1779 Mini 1965 Victory Edition
mini cooper pic #65875 1600 x 1200 42 Seven — 2000
mini cooper pic #65874 1600 x 1200 50 Seven — 2000
mini cooper pic #65873 1600 x 1200 53 Seven — 2000
mini cooper pic #65872 1600 x 1200 47 Seven — 2000

Designed by Alec Issigonis for BMC, the classic Mini ran from 1959 to 2000 — over forty years and more than 5.3 million cars. Its transverse engine with the gearbox in the sump and wheels pushed to the corners gave remarkable interior space for its size and set the template still used for front-wheel-drive cars today. The Cooper and Cooper S versions developed by John Cooper won the Monte Carlo Rally three times. The last car left Longbridge in October 2000, months before the BMW-era MINI debuted.