Owned by the German mogul BMW, Mini Cooper 3 Door is a stylish hot hatchback currently running in its third generation. Everything about this hatch is unique and out of the box, including its price tag as well. This 3 Door Mini seems to be the closest to the iconic British designed Mini and that’s why it inherits that appealing British DNA. On the looks of it, one can easily spot a Mini even from a long distance. All thanks to its traditional circular headlights with daytime running LEDs along with racing strips running onto the front bumper, you just cannot avoid the charm. Its small air vent on the bonnet along with a chrome outlined rectangular front grille speaks for its upmarket sporty design. Despite being a compact drive, there are lot of features added onto its exteriors which also seems to be a little overdone at times. For instance, there are two variants available under the 3 Door Cooper badge which are Cooper D and Cooper S. D variant is the saner version of the two with elegant façade that consists of multiple chrome slats on the grille along with a chrome outlined air dam on the front bumper. While the Cooper S variant is a little outlandish with its all black meshed pattern front grille and big rectangular air intake vents on the front bumper connected to circular fog lamps at the front. Move onto the sides and one can really enjoy its unique design with a flat chrome outline on the shoulder which wraps the entire upper body of this hatch. The almost vertical stacked front windshield and straightened pillars makes this Mini hatch stand tall and look attractive as well from all angles. Its premium looks are well met with a rugged attire of black cladding surrounding the wheel arches and further running onto the back. Opting for a dual color tone, the roof and side mirrors are in tune with each other while you can opt for a number of flashy and jazzy color options for the rest of the body. Starting from a smaller 15 inch set of wheels, one can also upgrade to a spectacular 18 inch rims which adds that oomph onto the Mini. The 3 door avatar has only two doors on the sides making this hot hatch appear sportier on the outside. The rear dressing of the Mini also changes onto the rear depending on the variant that you would go for. Opting for Cooper S, which is its sporty avatar, you get the ever so stylish twin exhausts mounted right at the centre of the rear bumper along with mesh styled rear air vents encapsulating the rear reflectors as well. Not only this, you also get a unique spoiler mounted on the roof. If elegance is what you are looking for, the sane Cooper D variant lets you focus more on its eccentric vertically stacked LED tail lights, which are at the their best during night time. The rear is kept minimal and stylish with a thick chrome bar endorsing the Mini badge. Use of side black cladding continuous onto the back here at the rear bumper that also encapsulates a single chrome tipped exhaust unit.