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Adorable small-car looks; strong fuel economy; fun to drive; quirky "barn door" cargo access
Retro good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; available high-performance models in the S and John Cooper Works
Stylish look inside and out; crisp handling; easy parking and maneuverability; available all-wheel drive; perky turbocharged S and high performance JCW models
Retro good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; available high-performance models in the S and John Cooper Works
Retro good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; available high-performance models in the S and John Cooper Works
Funky, unique styling; good ground clearance; available all-wheel-drive; good handling
Gone from the 2016 MINI line-up are the brand's Coupe and the Roadster leaving a more condensed model selection. Despite the arrival of a four-door based on the MINI Cooper, there is still a great deal of interest in the versatile Clubman. Completely changed for 2016, the MINI Clubman is officially a true four-door vehicle.
Along with being one of the largest MINI products built, the 2016 Clubman is also distinguishable by its split-rear cargo doors. With exception to the John Cooper Works model of Countryman, a special Park Lane trim edition is available with unique exterior and interior coloring. Restyled for 2015, the MINI Cooper Hardtop returns as a two-door and four-door model are no major changes. The Paceman is also unchanged for 2016.