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Talk about taking an idea and running with it. The big-selling Mini hatchback is still at the core of the firm’s range, but its cute styling and relatively compact dimensions have been spun off into an estate (the Clubman) and an SUV (the Countryman), as well as a convertible.

Despite its small size, the Mini is a firmly premium product, and the three-door hatchback counts the Audi A1 and Volkswagen Polo among its key rivals.

The fact that Mini is owned by BMW brings some big advantages –&nbsp;not least the fact that its infotainment system is based on BMW’s industry-leading iDrive.

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The Mini five-door is more than just a standard Mini hatchback with a couple of extra doors.It comes with more space in the back in all directions, while the boot has grown by 67 litres to take the overall capacity to 278 litres with the seats in place. There is also, for the very first time in a Mini hatch, a third seat in the middle in the back.We let a team of What Car? readers take an exclusive early look at the car, and asked them what they thought.

<a href="https://www.whatcar.com/news/mini-five-door-hatch-revealed/n2134">Read more about the Mini five-door hatch</a>.

The Mini five-door is more than just a standard Mini hatchback with a couple of extra doors.It comes with more space in the back in all directions, while the boot has grown by 67 litres to take the overall capacity to 278 litres with the seats in place. There is also, for the very first time in a Mini hatch, a third seat in the middle in the back.

We let a team of What Car? readers take an exclusive early look at the car, and asked them what they thought.<a href="https://www.whatcar.com/news/mini-five-door-hatch-revealed/n2134">Read more about the Mini five-door hatch</a>.