Is a MINI Cooper Countryman a 4×4?
The MINI Countryman was the fourth model to be launched by the British firm when it arrived in 2010. It followed on from the standard hatch, open-top Convertible and quirky Clubman estate in the line-up. All cars bar the JCW are front-wheel drive, while MINI’s ALL4 4×4 system is available as an option on Cooper models.
How long is the boot in a MINI Clubman?
360-litre
The 360-litre boot is a decent shape and with flat sides and a reasonable load lip, although that boot capacity isn’t really outstanding. Drop the rear seats and space increases to 1,250 litres and the rear bench sits flush with the boot floor so sliding in longer, heavier items won’t be too much of a chore.
What kind of car is the Mini Cooper Clubman?
The 2009 Mini Cooper Clubman is a four-seat, two-door hatchback with a passenger-side reverse-opening rear door. In place of the regular Cooper’s liftgate is a pair of outward-swinging doors. There…
What’s the name of the new Mini Cooper?
To see what’s new for 2009, click here, or check out a side-by-side comparison of the two model years. It seems fitting that the Mini Cooper, a British hatchback that’s more fun to drive than any 37-mpg car deserves to be, would get a stretched Clubman sibling with a third door and kookier rear-end styling.
What’s the difference between a Cooper and a Clubman?
Top-tether anchors are behind the seats in the cargo floor — not the most convenient location. Without the destination charge, the Clubman starts at $19,950, which is $1,900 more than the Cooper. The Cooper S Clubman starts at $23,450 but includes features, like 16-inch wheels]
What kind of safety system does Mini Cooper have?
An electronic stability system — a $500 option on the base Cooper — is standard here. Child-seat accommodations include Latch child-seat anchors with clearly marked plastic covers in the rear seats. Top-tether anchors are behind the seats in the cargo floor — not the most convenient location.