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Innocenti Mini 1001

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The Innocenti Mini 1001 was a version of the Mini built in Italy by Innocenti under a licence partnership with BMC, and it belongs to the saloon range of the licence-built cars that Innocenti made from 1965. AROnline lists the Mini 1001 for 1972 to 1973 and the Mini 1001 Export for 1973 to 1975, in the same list that holds the Mini 1000 and the 1000 Export. The Export cars were the ones that took the Innocenti Mini beyond Italy, with small upgrades such as wider number plate mounts and a Leyland style badge. Like the rest of the original-shape Italian Minis, the 1001 was supplanted by the Bertone styled hatchback, and the last Innocenti Mini of the older kind left the assembly line in 1975.

Facts
Year
1972 2
Status
Out of production 1
Comparison
Body Style
Sedan 1
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Automobile Transport, Modes
Source The Cars: Innocenti Mini and Mini Cooper, 1965 to 1975 (AROnline)

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Innocenti, Networks and Operators
Source The Cars: Innocenti Mini and Mini Cooper, 1965 to 1975 (AROnline)
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Innocenti

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Source The Cars: Innocenti Mini and Mini Cooper, 1965 to 1975 (AROnline)Introduction
Quote, Introduction
In 1965 Italian firm Innocenti introduced a locally-built version of the Mini to overcome import tariffs.

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Source The Cars: Innocenti Mini and Mini Cooper, 1965 to 1975 (AROnline)Introduction
Quote, Introduction
In 1965 Italian firm Innocenti introduced a locally-built version of the Mini to overcome import tariffs.
Sources
1. Innocenti Mini (Wikipedia)
  • Mini assembly from CKD (1965-1975)
    Assembly ceased in early 1975.
  • Mini assembly from CKD (1965-1975), body style
    Introduced in November 1965 as the Innocenti Mini 850, later versions included the 1000, 1001, the Cooper, the Cooper 1300 and the Mini T, the latter being an estate car and the only non-saloon variant produced.
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2. The Cars: Innocenti Mini and Mini Cooper, 1965 to 1975 (AROnline)
  • The end of the Innocenti Mini
    In 1975, the last Innocenti Mini rolled off the assembly line, marking the end of an era.
  • Models produced: Innocenti Mini
    Mini 1001 (1972-1973)
  • Introduction
    In 1965 Italian firm Innocenti introduced a locally-built version of the Mini to overcome import tariffs.
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