Mini has subtly updated the Clubman for 2019

Although Mini is describing the 2019 Clubman as ‘new’, in reality the changes are rather difficult to spot. The most obvious differences are at the front end, where the grille, bumper and LED headlights have been modified.

Mini Cooper Clubman (2019) Front Side

There are some revised wheel designs too, plus the rear LED light clusters now feature a Union Jack motif that’s either cool or cheesy (depending on your personal point of view). British Racing Green, Indian Summer Red and Mini Yours Enigmatic Black join the list of available metallic paint colours.

A familiar range line-up comprises Cooper Clubman (three-cylinder petrol), Cooper S Clubman (four-cylinder petrol) and Cooper D Clubman (four-cylinder diesel). All are offered with a choice of Classic, Sport or Exclusive trim grades.

UK prices start from £21,200.

Mini Cooper Clubman (2019) InteriorMini Cooper S Clubman (2019) Rear Side

Mini Cooper Clubman (2019) RearMini Cooper S Clubman (2019) Front

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