2019 BMW M5 Competition review: Australian launch
We didn't really feel the M5 needed more, but then "enough" isn't a word we're too familiar with...
2019 Mini Cooper Convertible review
Convertibles exist in a strange space in the motoring world. The people who buy them aren't necessarily enthusiasts, like sports car owners, but they care enough about their car to buy an inherently compromised vehicle. The entire Mini range exists in a similar sphere. Expensive, small and trendy, the Anglo-Deutsch brand is reliant on buyers making a decision with their hearts, not their heads. That means the 2019 Mini Cooper Convertible is a niche car competing in a niche segment.