Mini introduces a Countryman Business model
No prizes for guessing the type of customer that Mini is targeting with the new Countryman Business.
Based on the existing Cooper D variant equipped with the ALL4 all-wheel drive system, its extra kit is intended to lure corporate users away from more obvious fleet-orientated marques (which nowadays includes BMW, by the way).
The enhanced specification list features satellite navigation and cruise control. They should help to make long journeys on the UK’s congested roads slightly less stressful.
Automatic lights and wipers, parking sensors, a multi-function leather-wrapped steering wheel, the storage compartment pack and automatic air conditioning are also fitted as standard.
Completing the upgrades are some 17” 5-Star Triangle Spoke alloy wheels, which replace the usual 16” items.
The Mini Cooper D All4 Countryman Business has an on the road price of £22,455.
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Based on the existing Cooper D variant equipped with the ALL4 all-wheel drive system, its extra kit is intended to lure corporate users away from more obvious fleet-orientated marques (which nowadays includes BMW, by the way).
The enhanced specification list features satellite navigation and cruise control. They should help to make long journeys on the UK’s congested roads slightly less stressful.
Automatic lights and wipers, parking sensors, a multi-function leather-wrapped steering wheel, the storage compartment pack and automatic air conditioning are also fitted as standard.
Completing the upgrades are some 17” 5-Star Triangle Spoke alloy wheels, which replace the usual 16” items.
The Mini Cooper D All4 Countryman Business has an on the road price of £22,455.
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The Mini Clubman just got a lot bigger
2015 Mini Countryman unveiled
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