Mini offers the compact car club Clubman from March in a four-wheel drive version. The traction-enhancing technology is available in combination with the 2,0-liter four-cylinder engines. In the 141 kW / 192 PS strong gasoline variant Cooper S All4 costs the Clubman 29.500 Euro, as a diesel with 110 kW / 150 PS and standard eight-speed automatic transmission, it is 33.500 Euro. The surcharge compared to the versions with front-wheel drive is around 2.000 Euro.
Introduced in October, the Clubman is initially the only mini-model of the new generation with four-wheel drive. The centerpiece of the technology, which is also familiar from the new BMW models X1 and 2er Tourer, is a multi-disc clutch that directs the power to the rear axle when needed. Normally, the small estate is fuel-efficient with front-wheel drive on the road.