Watch the MINI Cooper Oxford Edition Story, in Under Six Minutes

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Twenty five years of modern MINI production, and the brand has finally built a car that says so directly. The new MINI Cooper Oxford Edition wraps the Cooper 3-door in Union Jack detailing from roof to floor mats, a tribute to Plant Oxford, the site that has built every modern MINI since 2001. We’ve covered the full story already, but some things are worth watching rather than reading, so we put together a complete video breakdown, embedded below.

The video walks through every detail on the car: the white contrast roof with its printed Union Jack graphic, the 18-inch Slide Spoke two-tone wheels, the three exterior paint finishes, and the interior touches that carry the theme through to the steering wheel, floor mats and door sills. It also covers the Oxford Capsule lifestyle collection MINI built alongside the car, and where this release sits against everything else MINI has done in its 2026 special edition calendar.

One naming note worth repeating here as well. In the US and Canada, this car is sold as the MINI Cooper Heritage Edition rather than the Oxford Edition, a rename MINI USA made to avoid confusion with its own long-running Oxford Edition trim line on the Cooper and Countryman. Same car, same specification, different badge in those two markets only.

Watch the full video above for all of it, and let us know in the comments whether Plant Oxford deserves more moments like this one.

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