A buggy-styled Mini with an open top and removable doors made its debut at the Detroit motor show yesterday.

The four-wheel drive model has no conventional roof, and its doors can be taken out entirely to remove any elements that might limit the intensity of drivers’ contact with the outside world.

These new headsets are expected to be available starting December 2009 as part of the Original BMW Accessories and Original MINI Accessories.

Mini has celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Frankfurt Motor Show with the Coupe Concept and Roadster Concept.

BMW has already confirmed these two concepts are headed for production, expanding the Mini line-up to no less than six models.

The original hatch has been joined by a convertible and the Clubman extended wagon, and there’s a crossover utility version on its way.

BMW-owned MINI has released the second and third teaser videos of the Coupe and Roadster Concepts, that are part of a series of videos titled “Two Untamed”

Both concepts will makes their first public appearance at the Frankfurt Motor Show that opens today.

Theme is the same of the first video: twins as two different aspects of the same.

This video teaser, produced by Mini for introducing the big show coming up in Frankurt next week, is part of the Two Untamed series.

The video shows a woman staring herself down in the mirror when suddenly the reflection breaks through the glass and…well, the two of them become untamed.

There will be two more such teaser videos release over the next couple of days.

It has been exactly 50 years since the first MINI was introduced to the public on August 26, 1959.

To celebrate MINI’s birthday, BMW has unveiled this sporty MINI Coupe Concept.

Based on the iconic hatchback, the Mini Coupe Concept cuts a strikingly slick silhouette with room for two inside.