A commercial van carrying capacity to ¼-tonnes. Built on the chassis of a long journey, but without side windows, it proved in the 1960s as a cheaper alternative to the popular British car: it was classified as a commercial vehicle and as such bore no sales tax. A series of simple slots stamped parts made of steel instead of a chrome grille used more expensive. The minivan was renamed Mini 95 in 1978, the number, the gross vehicle weight of 0.95 tonnes. 521 494 were built. Despite the name change continues to motorists on the mini-van called as a consequence of it [edit] category of vehicles called mini-vans in other countries referred to Great Britain minivans.
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