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Cooper Mini Clubman Cars

The names Cooper MINI Clubman Cars and John Cooper have been intertwined for more than 40 years and now they are closer than ever. When British race car and engine builder John Cooper prepped the original MINIs for the Monte Carlo rally back in the 1960s, he helped cement the iconic status of the little car. When the MINI was reborn as a product of BMW earlier this decade, the Cooper MINI Clubman Cars model was a standard element of the lineup. A semi-official tuned John Cooper works edition was also available for the hard-core addicts. Earlier this year, BMW announced that the John Cooper Works MINI would become an official factory product analogous to M models from its parent company BMW.

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Cooper Mini Clubman Cars

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Cooper Mini Clubman Cars

The waiting time for the John Cooper Works-tuned version of the MINI Cooper S and MINI Cooper S Clubman is over, when he published pictures and details on both models. Set to make its public debut at the Geneva Motor Show in early March, are the MINI Cooper S JCW with a modified version of the engine is a 1.6-liter twin-scroll turbo producing 208 hp (155 kW or 211 hp) and torque to increase maximum value of 260 Nm (192 lb-ft) from 1.850 rpm to 5,600 rpm, overboost torque means min to 280 Nm (207 lb-ft U.S.).

The MINI John Cooper Works takes 6.5 seconds from 0-100 km / h speed (62 mph), during the time of the MINI John Cooper Works Clubman requires is 6.8 seconds. Both have a top speed of 238 kilometers per hour or 148 miles per hour.

Other changes include re-engineered brakes, suspension and transmission increasingly with a range of products for exterior and interior styling including 17 inch alloy wheels in JCW Cross-Spoke CHALLENGE design. Sales will begin this summer with prices in Germany set to € 27,700 ($ 41,070) and 29.500 € for the sedan ($ 43,750) for the Cooper MINI Clubman. Prices for the United States have not yet announced.