The Moke beach buggy is being brought back from extinction and is due to make an emphatic return next year. Twenty-one years after production of the iconic Mini Moke ended in Portugal, the beach ...

The sun-loving, beach-going Mini Moke could make a comeback in Australia, even though plans for a revival have stalled several times over the past few years. The reborn Mini Moke – now simply called ...

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British company Moke International has announced it is reviving the classic little open-top car. Known for its beach-buggy/golf cart-like looks with plastic coverings for the roof and the doors, the ...

Australians can now buy a street-legal, all-electric Mini Moke, courtesy of Melbourne-based electric vehicle (EV) conversion company Jaunt Motors, but you'll have to pay handsomely for it.

Funny, really, that a vehicle intended to be dropped into enemy territory and then used as a nimble cross-country troop-carrier should, instead, finish up a rolling symbol of holiday freedom. Funny, ...

Back in the late 1960s, a time when the UK’s automotive industry was going through some struggles, BMH became a major part of British Leyland Motor Corporation and, at the time of the merger, no less ...

The Moke International website reveals that a full electric version is due to be released in the European Union and USA sometime in the middle of next year. Derived from the ADO15 Austin Mini, the ...

An Aussie favourite from the 1960s and ’70s is making a triumphant return to the road decades after the last one rolled off the production line. Modern version of the Mini Moke has entered production.

British company Moke International has announced it is reviving the classic little open-top car. Known for its beach-buggy/golf cart-like looks with plastic coverings for the roof and the doors, the ...