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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
Small SUV practicality with fun MINI styling; playful driving dynamics; pair of efficient yet powerful powertrains; strong luxury-style feature set; extensive customization options
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
Although a larger MINI sounds like a contradiction to the foundation of the auto brand, the 2017 model line is highlighted by the largest production model yet. Powered by an all-turbocharged engine family, the new 2017 MINI Countryman grows 7.8 inches in length. Boasting more legroom for passengers and 30 percent greater cargo space than the previous Countryman, the 2017 model receives additional cargo management possibilities with an adjustable truck floor. A car already sporting impressive economy thanks to its small size and compact engine power, one all-new MINI model will use even less fuel in 2017. The MINI Cooper S E Countryman ALL4 is a plug-in electric/gasoline hybrid that can be driven up to 25 miles on pure electricity from the on-board battery. With the 2017 MINI two-door and four-door hardtop models, a 6.5-inch Visual Boost Screen with MINI Connected is shuffled to the standard equipment package. A new Seven special edition model is also available with the hardtops available with a exclusive touches as well as offered in four colors including British Racing Green.