Mini Cooper S countryman - credit: miniWhat I like:
The Cooper S Bauer is the first mini with four doors and all-wheel drive. The added practicality of taller height, more space for indoor and larger trunk make it much more useful than the regular Mini Cooper and Mini Cooper Clubman. The extra bulk is good at Chess, kept just as the car handles of a sports car, when equipped with the sport suspension and larger wheels. The additional makes the "S" version is the car much punch. It looks good, too. Style per dollar, it is hard to beat.
What I don't like:
This car makes too many concessions for its cute design. The speedometer and switches on the console were a nuisance. I suppose you would customize you finally. The shadow for the optional glass roof is perforated, which means that it blocked entirely from the Sun. The rail system halved the cabin of wise but not the best use of space. Cupholders and storage bins, the clipart there are bulky and come in the way, if you try to load the back seat with things - which is often necessary because the trunk is so small. Due to the short wheelbase and solid suspension skips the Clubman since if it bumps in the middle of a turn hits. This dynamic is pretty bad on the highway - it feels like the car course knocked get is.
Who is it for?
Style conscious people on a budget and mini-fans, been on the fence because the regular Cooper and Clubman were too small.
Alternatives?
Nissan Juke is a consideration, but is not as high-quality within.
Would I buy it?
No I'd rather have a 4-door Volkswagen GTI.
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