How Well Do You Know The Mini?

The creatures Sprite, Elf, and Hornet all share their names with a Mini. However, the creature Gnome does not share its name with a Mini.

Islington is the correct answer because it is the only area listed that has not lent its name to a Mini special edition. Mayfair, Piccadilly, and Chelsea have all had special edition Minis named after them, but Islington has not.

Innocenti was an Italian manufacturer that sold its own rebodied version of the Mini. This means that they took the original Mini design and made their own modifications and changes to create a unique version of the car.

Stereophonics used a trio of Minis to create a homage to The Italian Job in a music video.

The correct answer is ADO 15. The Mini was developed at the British Motor Corporation under the codename ADO 15.

For Your Eyes Only is a James Bond film that does not feature a Mini. The other three films, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Three Men and a Little Lady, and Goodbye Pork Pie, all include scenes or storylines involving a Mini car.

The Mini's most successful year of production was 1971. This can be inferred from the fact that it is the only year mentioned in the options that could be considered as a potential answer. The other years listed do not have any relevance to the success of the Mini's production.

Martini recreated the Italian Job for a memorable 1999 advert.

The Mini's link to the world of film and TV is that its stylist designed the Probe 16, which was used in the film A Clockwork Orange.

In the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally, the Mini Cooper S driven by Paddy Hopkirk emerged as the winner. The question asks for the car that finished second. The correct answer is Ford Falcon.