MINI John Cooper Works Clubman Overview

The front-wheel drive John Cooper Works Clubman three-door hatchback represents the peak of MINI performance and utility. The turbocharged direct injection 1.6-liter inline four-cylinder engine produces 208 horsepower and features an overboost function that pushes the maximum torque from 192 lbs-ft to 207 lbs-ft. A six-speed manual is the only transmission available. The Clubman is nearly ten inches longer than the Cooper, and features a rear-opening third passenger-side door and pneumatically-assisted split rear cargo doors. Standard equipment includes exclusive 17-inch cross-spoke wheels with run-flat performance tires, piano black interior trim, Dynamic Stability Control, electronic differential lock control, and the debut of Dynamic Traction Control. Features such as Xenon headlights, sport suspension, aerodynamic body kit, Bluetooth, navigation system, satellite radio, leather seat trim, parking sensors, rain sensing wipers, and black or white racing stripes are optional.

For 2011, the MINI John Cooper Works Clubman gets a refresh inside and out with new colors, new wheels, new tech features and revised front and rear fascias.