News - Market Insight - Market Insight 2016Market Insight Market Insight 2016Country life: A new Countryman is on the way but the current model is still one of Mini’s best sellers in Australia. 3 Oct 2016 - Mini Australia general manager Tony Sesto has declared that the BMW-owned British brand is no longer a niche player locally and will not return to that position, forecasting continued strong sales growth largely on the back of new products. - Speaking at the national media launch of the Mini JCW Convertible in Queensland recently, Mr Sesto said a focus on five core body styles instead of niche spin-offs was paying off as the brand moves towards capitalising on the booming SUV segment with the next-generation Countryman due in 2017. Click here for full story: Mini boss targets growth for years ![]() Read more28th of September 2016 ![]() Mini to capitalise on BMW electric techElectric Mini likely a goer, but buck could stop with Australian government23rd of September 2016 ![]() Driven: JCW Convertible to raise Mini recordPerformance JCW flagship drops its lid in pursuit of rising Mini sales1st of August 2016 ![]() Ray returns as Mini’s base variantMini Hatch and 5-door models get driveaway pricing with Ray16th of July 2015 ![]() Mini set for new sales recordF56 Hatch and new 5-door lifting Mini to new heights Down Under25th of November 2014 ![]() Mini |
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