Mini Mayfair

The Mini Mayfair was launched in September 1982. It replaced the former top model Mini 1000 HLE. The Mayfair was much better equipped than the basic model and virtually offered a luxury interior. The car was powered by the "A-Plus" engine revised in April 1982, with 998 cc displacement and an output of 40 hp at 5000 rpm. In October 1984, the Mini received 12-inch wheel rims and one year later, the instrument cluster positioned in the centre that was characteristic of the Mini was replaced by a two-part cluster positioned directly in the driver's field of view. In May 1992, the Mini Mayfair with 1.3 litre displacement replaced the previous model.