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We buy more convertible cars than anywhere else in Europe, so what is the third generation of the UK's best selling convertible like to drive? Head of video James Batchelor gets behind the wheel of the new MINI Convertible and tries not to get distracted by the Californian sun! Cooper S Convertible review: http://aex.ae/1VmedCy Cooper S Convertible automatic review: http://aex.ae/24eEw3n Cooper Convertible review: http://aex.ae/1R4eHtl
The MINI John Cooper Works is quick enough to worry larger hot hatchbacks, just be mindful of the purchase price.The most powerful production MINI you can buy, the MINI John Cooper Works hatchback ups the ante from the Cooper S and serves as the flagship of the range. The other hint to its potency is that it uses the name of one of the biggest influences on the small car's history – John Cooper.The JCW builds on the MINI brand's famous ‘go-kart-like’ handling ability with stiffer and lower suspension than other models and a more powerful version of the 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine used in the Cooper S.Smaller than a Golf GTI, the JCW is a better match for cars like the Audi S1 and Abarth 595 Competizione – a hot version of the chic Fiat 500 city car. The JCW starts at just over £23,000 – around £2,000 cheaper than the S1, but roughly £2,000 more expensive than the Abarth. And it's a massive £5,500 more than the cheapest version of our favourite small hot hatch, the Ford Fiesta ST.
Lexus lève le voile sur le concept-car LF-SA, pour Small Adventure. Cette étude de style donne à voir ce à quoi pourrait ressembler une Lexus longue de 3,40 mètres, parfaitement adaptée à la ville. Une sorte d'arme anti-Mini à l'allure hyper moderne.
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets with his French counterpart Stephane Sejourne in Beijing, as the two countries mark 60 years of diplomatic relations and seek to strengthen ties. IMAGES
Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo and Algerian Consul General in Paris Said Moussi take part in commemorations of the 1961 massacre of Algerian protesters at a rally in Paris to protest a decision to impose a curfew solely on the country's French Algerian minority. IMAGES
French President Emmanuel Macron takes part in commemorations of the massacre by Paris police of protesters at a rally 60 years ago against France's rule in its then-colony Algeria. In a statement from the Élysée Palace, the head of state condemned as "inexcusable" the "crimes" that were committed on the night of October 17, 1961, under the command of the notorious Paris police chief Maurice Papon. IMAGES
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