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Review: 2008 Mini Cooper Clubman

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2008 Mini Cooper Clubman Models and Pricing

Like the regular Cooper, the Clubman model is available in base and turbocharged S variants. With the exception of engines and a few visual tweaks, all Clubmans come similarly equipped including standard stability control, front-side and side-curtain airbags, power mirrors, and leatherette upholstery; cloth upholstery is available at no charge. Buyers of the elongated Mini Cooper will also enjoy steering wheel-mounted controls, a trip computer, keyless entry, air conditioning that cools the glovebox, rear wipers, and power widows with an automatic up/down function. Tunes come from a six-speaker sound system featuring a CD player, speed-compensating volume and pre-wiring for Sirius satellite and HD radio services.

2008 Mini Cooper S Clubman Wheel

Standard features are nice, but what really attract the majority of Mini buyers are the numerous options. Available on all Clubmans are the $1,500 Premium Package that adds a dual-pane sunroof, automatic climate control, and an upgraded 10-speaker audio unit; the $500 Cold Weather Package, which tacks on heated mirrors, washers and seats; the $1,500 Sport Package that, depending on the trim level, adds bits like a sport suspension, sport seats, bonnet stripes, and upsized alloy wheels; and the $1,500 Convenience Package boasting rain-sensing wipers, a front center armrest, a USB port paired with Bluetooth capability, and more. Many of the items within these packages can be had separately.

A six-speed automatic transmission is available to replace the standard six-speed manual for $1,250 and buyers can contact their dealer for details and pricing on John Cooper Works suspension and brake kits. Going farther down the options list you'll find metallic paint ($500), front and rear fog lights ($100-500), a factory aero kit ($1,250), various types of leather upholstery ($1,000-2,000), a voice-activated navigation system with real-time traffic ($2,000), and Sirius satellite radio with a life-time subscription ($1,000). A limited-slip differential is available on the Cooper Clubman S for $500.

Whatever options you choose, they'll be added to the 2008 Mini Cooper Clubman's base price of $20,600 or the Clubman S's base price of $24,100. A $650 destination charge is included.

 


By Thom Blackett

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