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2020 Mini Clubman JCW Review: A Wolf in Austin Powers’s Clothing

2020 Mini Clubman JCW Review: A Wolf in Austin Powers’s Clothing

Posted on March 2, 2020 By Jarvis

BMW, to the lament of some dealers, recently stopped selling the 3 Series wagon in America, but the Bavarian company hasn’t climbed out of the long roof game here entirely. There’s still a super-sporty, BMW-powered wagon on sale in the U.S. for 2020. Oddly enough, it’s the Mini Clubman — a car The Grand Tour‘s Jeremy Clarkson infamously called, in its first iteration, “about as desirable as a packet of dung or a can of worms.”
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