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2015 Mini Clubman review

2015 Mini Clubman review

Posted on November 24, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

Mini has continued the progressive release of its third-generation models with a new Clubman station wagon joining the previously launched three and five-door hatches.

Like the second-generation Countryman crossover SUV and the gen-three five-door hatch, the new Clubman breaks with Mini tradition by adding conventional rear passenger doors for the first time. Indeed Clubman goes one step further because, by retaining the previous side-hinged ‘barn doors’ at the rear of the car, it has become the first ever six-door Mini.
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