Austin-Morris’ Mini, 1100, and 1800 were stalwarts of ‘60s and ‘70s Britain, but over in Australia, they received a facelifted Landcrab that few Brits ever got to experience – the X6 Austin Tasman and Kimberley. If you’d like to see the full video, then comment ‘KIMBERLEY’ below. | Twin-Cam

It's a brilliant British classic. Here are 5 facts about the Mini. ​Space efficiency: By mounting the engine sideways (transverse) and placing the wheels at the extreme corners, 80% of the floor space was reserved for passengers and their luggage. With storage under the seat as well. ​Dual identity: In 1959 launch, the car was sold as both the Austin Seven and the Morris Mini Minor, it only officially became the "Austin Mini" in 1962. ​Australian production: Beyond Longbridge and Cowley, the Min