The Mini Mk IV was introduced in 1976. The Mk IV was the fourth evolution of Classic Mini design and featured improvements such as new mounts and bushings, as well as updated wipers and large pedals. The Mk IV was fitted with a choice of four inline four engines (848cc, 998cc, 1098cc, 1275cc), and was offered in saloon, van, or truck body styles. In 1980, Mini cars returned to featuring Austin badging, which they would wear until 1988. No Cooper or Cooper S variants were available for the Mk IV Mini, which was produced until 1983. The Mk IV was replaced by the Mk V Mini.