| My Mini, and the slightly nippier Cooper S version at that, would surely hold its own against its foe. |
| As days get nippier, it is important to have access to the weather when you want it, and the ability to block it out as well. |
| It can reach 60mph in nine and a half seconds, which makes it slightly nippier than the standard manual model with a six-speed shifter, which takes just under ten seconds. |
| The diesel is a shade quicker and I suspect the extra torque would make it noticeably nippier in everyday driving. |
| O'Carroll can take care of O'Shea, who is a better option for him than someone nippier such as James O'Donoghue. |
| It is being replaced as the traditional family favourite by smaller, nippier or flashier cars. |
