The hottest version yet of the Mini Countryman, the John Cooper Works, has been unveiled at today's Geneva motor show.
Powered by a 215bhp 1.6-litre turbo four, the car is claimed by Mini to cover 0-60mph in 7.0sec and hit 140mph. Peak torque of 207lb ft is on tap between 2000rpm and 5600rpm, and an overboost function adds a further 14lb ft.
The hottest version yet of the Mini Countryman, the John Cooper Works, has been unveiled at today's Geneva motor show.
Powered by a 215bhp 1.6-litre turbo four, the car is claimed by Mini to cover 0-60mph in 7.0sec and hit 140mph. Peak torque of 207lb ft is on tap between 2000rpm and 5600rpm, and an overboost function adds a further 14lb ft.
The Countryman is the first JCW to have an automatic gearbox option. Its 0-60mph dash is identical to the manual’s and its top speed 1mph less.
However, the auto has 35.3mpg fuel economy to the manual’s 39.2mpg and it emits 20g/km more CO2 at 187g/km.
Sales start in September with a price of £27,800, which is a £5k premium over the Countryman Cooper S.
Thanks to: Autocar
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