How many gallons of gas does a Mini Cooper hold?
| Full Specs Current Specs Reflect Model Year 2022 Hardtop 2 Door Specs | Cooper | Cooper S |
|---|---|---|
| Weight (Curb) | 2,769 lbs | 2,841 lbs |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 11.6 gallons | 11.6 gallons |
| Dimensions | ||
| Length | 152.2 in. | 152.8 in. |
When did the Mini Cooper SE come out?
The Mini Cooper SE is Mini’s first entry into the electric vehicle market…sort of. Mini made a limited-run vehicle in 2009, the Mini E, and I was one of the lucky 450 drivers in the US to have one.
What are the reviews of a 2009 Mini Cooper?
2009 MINI Cooper Base. Great gas mileage and maneuverability. Pretty reliable with no major headaches or engine problems. Does need frequent oil changes and coolant levels checking regularly. Only negative is the ride is a bit rough, and you can really feel every bump in the road.
Why is the Mini Cooper not an electric car?
But instead, Mini’s owners at BMW made the decision to adapt the basic design of the gasoline-fueled Mini for an electric car. That means the Cooper SE loses out on a lot of potential benefits that can come when engineers don’t have to design a car around an engine and transmission.
Is the Mini Cooper se fun to drive?
The all-electric Mini Cooper SE is fun to drive, but only goes 110 miles on a charge. The other cool thing about an electric motor is that it actually suits the Mini’s personality so well. This car seems like it was meant to be electric. Electric motors provide instant pulling power from the moment they start spinning.
What kind of gas mileage does a Mini Cooper get?
For fuel economy, the EPA gives the 2009 Mini Cooper Convertible 25 mpg in the city and 34 mpg on the highway. During our testing we stayed right around 30 mpg.
What’s the price of a 2009 Mini Cooper?
The California Air Resources Board hasn’t provided an emissions rating for the Cooper Convertible as of this review, but the previous year’s model only earned a LEV II rating, the minimum required. The 2009 Mini Cooper Convertible goes for a base price of $25,900.
But instead, Mini’s owners at BMW made the decision to adapt the basic design of the gasoline-fueled Mini for an electric car. That means the Cooper SE loses out on a lot of potential benefits that can come when engineers don’t have to design a car around an engine and transmission.
The Mini Cooper SE is Mini’s first entry into the electric vehicle market…sort of. Mini made a limited-run vehicle in 2009, the Mini E, and I was one of the lucky 450 drivers in the US to have one.