Last year, Mini showed off the John Cooper Works GP concept , a track-focused version of its Hardtop model that came with a wild aero kit, a stripped-out interior, and an integrated roll cage. Now, Mini's confirmed that the JCW GP is headed for production and should land on dealer lots in 2020. We don't have any more information on suspension changes or engine upgrades, but based on what Mini did with the 2006 Mini Cooper S Works GP and the 2012 Mini John Cooper Works GP ,expect a small power bump and a punishingly firm ride. Hopefully, Mini will release more details at the upcoming Los Angeles auto show. Mini said it also plans to feature theJohn Cooper Works Knights Edition at its booth.To turn the John Cooper Works Hardtop into the Knights Edition, Mini added the optional exhaust and chrome tips. It thengave the car a black and silver appearance package with red stripes. We don't have pricing info at the moment, but Mini says the Knights Edition will go on sale early next year. Mini will alsohave three other special editions at the show. The Yin Yang Edition is aCooper S Countryman with black-on-white paint and all-weather luggage and floor mats. TheStarlight Edition is aCooper S Clubman with a blue-on-silver designthat comes with a Mini-branded luggage cart. Finally, theInternational Orange Edition starts life as aJohn Cooper Works Hardtop and gets orange paint, 18-inch wheels, a dual-mode exhaust, and several black or carbon-fiber accents. Source: Mini The post Mini Confirms John Cooper Works GP for Production appeared first on Motor Trend .