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The Mini One series offers a new base-level specification and value

The Mini One series offers a new base-level specification and value

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Though the excitement over the 2009 Detroit Auto Show is just starting to settle - its public days still remain in the future - already carmakers are gearing up for and releasing the cars that will be at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show. BMW's Mini brand is among the first, revealing the new Mini One Clubman, positioned as the entry-level trim for the brand.

A four-cylinder engine generating 95hp (70kW) powers the One Clubman as standard, but a special 73hp (55kW) model is also available for the Mini One (non-Clubman), offering lower fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and pricing than ever before.

Rated at 43.6mpg (5.4L/100km), the new Mini One Clubman only emits 130g/km CO2 as well. The same engines are available in the Mini One, and improve fuel consumption to 44.3mpg (5.3L/100km) and emissions to 128g/km in the smaller package.

Starting price for the new Mini One Clubman is €18,200, while the Mini One starts at €15,200. Both cars will be launched for retail sale shortly after their Geneva debuts in March.
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  1. ma_NoNameDenton avatar NoNameDenton Posted: 1/14/2009 4:48pm PST

    Still wish we got the diesel in America :(
     
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  2. ma_HECTOR avatar HECTOR Posted: 1/15/2009 3:35am PST

    Raise your hands anyone who would pay $24000 for a 95bhp Mini. Anyone!

    Nice little cars. Extremely overpriced.
     
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  3. ma_NoNameDenton avatar NoNameDenton Posted: 1/15/2009 4:07am PST

    Since this is not an America bound model, many people will pay for it and the interior content will be higher then a base car in America.
     
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  4. ma_JSH avatar JSH Posted: 1/15/2009 6:39am PST

    Europeans pay more for all of their vehicles. That is why they get desirably small cars and we get crappy econboxes.

    For Comparison:

    Mini One Clubman --- 18,200
    Mini Clubman --------- 19,900
    Mini Clubman S ------- 23,900
    (Prices from German Mini Site in Euro)
     
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  5. By  buy dsi r4 Posted: 1/27/2010 3:22am PST

    Wow I totally agree with LLN on the rear end and the club “suicide” door. I think they should of put them on both sides. The rear door should be whats on the two door mini. but if for some reason they had to put those split doors on they should not have painted the c-pillers silver keep them black like the two door. the part around the rear lights are stupid if you must have them paint them the same color of the car same goes with the bumber
     
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