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Keeping your Mini alive is brought to you from the MiniWorld magazine team. This particular issue is aimed at making the most of your Mini and there’s something for everyone. Those new to Minis will fi nd the servicing tips and workshop guide useful, and those who want to take their Mini to the next level will love the rundown of the crossflow cylinder heads currently on the UK market. The ICE options feature will hopefully inspire you to upgrade your Mini’s stereo system. If you’ve ever considered taking your Mini on a trackday but are unsure about how they are run or how you should get your Mini track ready, then you’ll fi nd plenty of essential information within these pages to get you started. If restoration is more your thing then we have visited specialists in dashboard and wheel refurbishment to see how the experts transform these key components to any Mini project. If you like to be a bit more hands-on then see our guide to refurbishing an early Mini bakelite steering wheel. Things have changed a lot since KYMA1 was published back in summer 1999. There are fewer daily drivers out there and cheap project Minis are becoming harder to fi nd. Our beloved Mini is now also considered a credible classic car and, as more and more of them are being cherished, we need to look after those that remain to keep them on the road. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t enjoy them. After all, Minis are great for self expression, as you can see in our Mini Styling guide, which may give you some ideas if you are thinking of giving your Mini a makeover. Keep enjoying your Mini.