2010 MINI John Cooper Works Clubman

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The MINI John Cooper Works Clubman is entering the market at the same time with the same performance data and sporting potential, a new top athlete moving up to pole position also in this case, just a few months after the market launch of the new model variant.

This kind of power from the 1.6-liter gives both model variants truly outstanding performance on the road: The MINI John Cooper Works accelerates to 60 mph in just 6.2 seconds, the MINI John Cooper Works Clubman completes the same exercise a mere 0.3 seconds later. Top speed in both cases is 147 mph.

The two models are essentially equal when it comes to efficiency, as the MINI John Cooper Works and MINI John Cooper Works Clubman each return preliminary estimated average fuel consumption of 25 mpg city/33 mpg highway and 28 mpg combined.

Both the MINI John Cooper Works and the MINI John Cooper Works Clubman are regular production models in the MINI range built at MINI Plant Oxford together with other model variants. The introduction of these new top athletes completes the full integration of John Cooper Works, the epitome of extremely dynamic cars, components and accessories full of tradition into the MINI brand.

From Motorsport Straight to the Road

Like the MINI John Cooper Works Clubman, the MINI John Cooper Works is a genuine MINI in every respect. And what a MINI! The drivetrain comes straight from motorsport, the exclusive light-alloy, extra-light wheels, the extremely powerful brakes, the new exhaust system and the modified six-speed manual gearbox also stem from the new MINI John Cooper Works CHALLENGE race car. Rarely does the know-how gained in motorsport take such an immediate and direct path to the road.

MINI John Cooper Works Clubman: Review (2/2)