2024 Mini Cooper Clubman JCW Review: Last Internal Combustion Model
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In this review by Savagegeese, we dive into the 2024 Mini Cooper Clubman JCW, a quirky yet powerful machine that marks the end of an era for internal combustion Minis. With its unique dual opening tailgates and ample cargo space, the Clubman offers practicality with a touch of Mini's signature charm. Inside, the BMW influence is evident in the switch gear and iDrive system, providing a mix of old and new technology. The fully loaded Clubman JCW, priced over $50,000, competes in the premium compact vehicle segment, challenging the likes of the Audi S3 and Golf R with its blend of German engineering and British eccentricity.
Beneath the surface, the Clubman JCW reveals its BMW DNA, featuring all-wheel drive and a powerful B48 engine that propels the car from 0 to 60 in under 5 seconds. The driving dynamics reflect its BMW roots, offering a fun and nimble experience on the road. The automatic transmission adds to the entertainment with its lively shifts, complemented by the valved exhaust system that enhances the driving soundtrack. While more suited for street driving than track use, the Clubman JCW stands out in its class as a unique and enjoyable option for those seeking a blend of luxury and whimsical charm.
Overall, the Mini Cooper Clubman JCW impresses with its characterful driving experience and unique blend of BMW's luxury and Mini's quirkiness. Despite its price tag, Mini enthusiasts and drivers looking for a fun and competent compact car will find joy in the Clubman JCW. As Mini transitions to an all-electric future, the Clubman JCW serves as a fond farewell to the era of internal combustion Minis, leaving a lasting impression with its fun and entertaining driving dynamics.
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