2016 Mini One D Clubman launched: New model gets diesel power
Mini One D Clubman offers practicality and efficiency
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Your support makes all the difference.Mini has revealed the latest version of its Clubman estate: an efficient new three-cylinder diesel. With 116bhp and TwinTurbo tech, the 1.5-litre One D model produces 99g/km of CO2 emissions and 74.3mpg. These figures will benefit private and business users alike, and the latter will pay only 17% Benefit In Kind tax.
There’s a choice of manual or automatic gearboxes, both with six speeds, while spec includes Mini Navigation and Mini Connected. The Chili pack enhances this with LED headlights, fog lamps, park distance control, part-leather heated sports seats and auto air-con. Those Clubman trademark twin back doors give access to a 360-litre load area.
The Mini One D Clubman will arrive in April, starting at £21,375. The automatic costs £1500 on top.
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