London: These revolutionary new cars are fully engineered compact yet roomy four seater The 848 C.c. 4 - cylinder O.H.V. engine which develops 34 B.H.R. at 5,5000 R.M.P> is mounted transversely, the drive being transmitted to the front wheels through two short shafts. capable of 70 M.P.H. road holding and controllability are ensured by remarkable power weight ration and low centre of gravity contributed to by then inch wheels. Simply but attractively style, economical to run (50 M.P.G. at 50 M.P.H.), easy to handle, these are the ideal for small family cars. This picture shows the Morris Mini Minor. The variance between the Morris and the Austin is in the front section of the bodywork 25 August 1959