EuroSpeed Imports 43224 Christy St Fremont California, 94538 Phone: (408) 307-4093 | ![]() | | Year: | Make: | Model: | Price: | 2013 | MINI | Cooper Countryman S ALL4 | 28888 | Miles | Color: | Body: | Transmission: | 11249 | Exterior: Light Coffee Interior: Carbon Black | Passenger | 6-SPEED MANUAL GETRAG TRANSMISSION | Stock Number: | VIN: | WP31218 | WMWZC5C55DWP31218 | ![This Vehicle Has Been CARFAX Certified. Report Is Available From Dealer]() | Options | Driver Air Bag | Passenger Air Bag | Side Air Bag | Side Head Air Bag | Rear Head Air Bag | Climate Control | A/C | Alarm | AM/FM Stereo | CD Player | 4-Wheel ABS | 4-Wheel Disc Brakes | Cruise Control | Rear Defrost | Child Safety Locks | All Wheel Drive | 4 Cylinder Engine | Turbocharged | Front Floor Mats | Gasoline Fuel | Keyless Entry | Power Door Locks | Heated Mirrors | Power Driver Mirror | Leather Seats | Bucket Seats | Power Steering | Adjustable Steering Wheel | Tires - Front Performance | Tires - Rear Performance | |
| Inventory Comments | 2013 MINI COOPER S COUNTRYMAN ALL4 LIGHT COFFEE/CARBON BLACK LEATHERETTE, 6-SPEED STEPTRONIC AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, COLD WEATHER PACKAGE, SPORT STEERING WHEEL, PADDEL SHIFTER, 17" ANTHRACITE WHEELS, ON BOARD COMPUTER, CENTER ARM REST, MULTI FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL, BLUETOOTH AND USB/I-POD ADAPTER, HEATED FRONT SEATS, HEATED MIRRORS, POWER FOLDING OUTSIDE MIRRORS, TPM, FOG LIGHTS, ROOF IN BODY COLOR, FLAT LOAD FLOOR, H&R SPORT SPRINGS, ADVANTAGE MOTOR SPORT INTERCOOLER, TINTED WINDOWS, ONE OWNER CAR CLEAN CARFAX REPORT LOW MILES NON SMOKER NO DINGS NO DENTS NO ODOR CAR COMES COMPLETE WITH ALL BOOKS KEYS AND THE FACTORY SPRINGS BALANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY STILL IN EFFECT FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL SAM 408 307 4093 |
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Tue, Jan 6 2015
With the three- and five-door Mini Hardtop models successfully hitting the market and the pending arrival of the hot John Cooper Works model at next week's Detroit Auto Show, Mini can turn its eye toward another important model, in the form of its next-generation Clubman, which our spies have spotted testing on the roads of Germany. Aside from the rear barn doors, the next Clubman looks to have a lot in common with the new five-door Hardtop, which makes sense considering how much the current car has in common with the R56 that it's based upon. That similarity ends quickly once you take a look inside the cabin. The typically open Mini cabin is more dramatically segmented in the new Clubman, with a high transmission tunnel that separates the driver and passenger. In a worrying move for fans of parking lot shenanigans, Mini is moving to an electronic parking brake in its new model, although beyond that, the center stack is similar to the redesign Mini pushed through for this latest generation. As is the case with the current Clubman, the next-gen will likely share its engines and gearboxes with the Hardtop, meaning a base 1.5-liter, three-cylinder turbo in the Cooper Clubman and a 2.0-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder in the Cooper S Clubman. Six-speed transmissions, in both two- and three-pedal varieties, will likely also be offered. Check out our gallery of spy photos of the new Clubman, up at the top of the page.
Fri, Jul 14 2017
Last September, Mini revealed the Clubman John Cooper Works (JCW). It applied the same general JCW formula used on the regular three-doors to the longest Mini by giving it even sportier suspension and the potent 228-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. But from there, Mini gave the Clubman JCW even more torque than other JCW models, and the most of any Mini model, with a total of 258 pound-feet. It also fitted standard all-wheel drive. On paper, it sounds like the ultimate performance Mini, and it doesn't hurt that it's about the most practical model. So how did it hold up in practice? First of all, this Mini has a serious weight problem. You might be tired of alarmist auto journalists whining about the increasing size of vehicles, but it's a major issue with this Mini. It actually weighs more than a V6 Chevrolet Camaro. The Camaro weighs 3,435 pounds, and the Mini weighs 3,450. That's for the manual transmission version, too. Our automatic-equipped test car weighed more than that. As a result, it feels noticeably slower than the competition, despite making 228 horsepower and the aforementioned torque. There's an area in which the Clubman JCW could easily lose some weight, and that's in the all-wheel-drive system. It's a Haldex-style system that only kicks in when the front wheels start to slip, so it's only beneficial for traction in bad weather, not for improving the driving experience by, say, reducing the car's understeer. That's fine for more mainstream Minis, but the JCW line is all about performance and speed, so if the all-wheel-drive system doesn't improve the driving experience, it should simply be dropped to make the car lighter. Despite the Mini's prodigious portliness, there are good points. The engine is very smooth, and power comes on almost instantly. In more aggressive driving modes, the exhaust pops and burbles almost every time you lift off the gas pedal. T he eight-speed automatic paired with this engine was equally up to the task. Shifts were fast and smooth. And it even worked well leaving it in automatic mode. It held gears smartly, and it would downshift while braking to ensure you had the right gear when taking off again. The Clubman JCW also has the brand's trademark corner-carving skills. Body roll is nearly absent in the normal driving mode, and what little was evident is removed when switching to Sport mode. The car responds immediately to each steering input, and it has tenacious grip through corners.
Tue, Aug 18 2015
Car Club USA heads to New Hampshire for Minis On Top, an annual Mini owner event at the base of Mt. Washington. Owners meet, greet, and compete for best of show honors, and then make the thrilling ascent to the top of Mt. Washington. "You get about halfway up the mountain and all the sudden you can't see," remarks one driver of the sometimes treacherous conditions. Events like Minis On Top have been bringing together this tight-knit automotive community for years. "When I bought it, I really... didn't know it was a car that came with friends," said Eric Ruiz, one of the event coordinators. "I have no idea where my life would be had I not bought that Mini off the dealership floor," said Emily Martian, who struck up a long-distance relationship with fellow Mini driver Steve Nikitopoulos at another owner event. "So, yes, technically Minis brought us together." Each Car Club USA episode features a different car club or event from across the US, where passionate owner communities gather to share automotive experiences and embark on incredible adventures. From Main Street cruises to off-road trails, catch all the latest car club activity on Autoblog. MINI Driving Ownership Car Club USA Videos Original Video
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