Mini Countryman Boardwalk Edition launched

Mini has introduced the Countryman Boardwalk Edition, which is being offered in both Cooper and Cooper S guises.

Mini Cooper S Countryman Boardwalk Edition (2021) Front Side

Its colour scheme combines attractive Deep Laguna Blue Metallic paintwork with a black finish for the roof and numerous other exterior components. Six-spoke 19” alloy wheels and special Boardwalk logos complete the look.

Mini Cooper S Countryman Boardwalk Edition (2021) Side Detail

An enhanced standard specification adds Mini Yours Leather upholstery, an automatic tailgate and the Comfort Plus Pack. The last of those items includes floor mats, heated seats, a front centre armrest, power-folding and auto-dimming door mirrors, front parking sensors, a rear-view camera and Park Assist.

Mini Cooper S Countryman Boardwalk Edition (2021) Interior

Just 325 examples will be available in the UK, where on-the-road prices start from:
  • Cooper Countryman Boardwalk Edition manual – £31,600
  • Cooper Countryman Boardwalk Edition automatic – £33,200
  • Cooper S Countryman Boardwalk Edition manual – £33,550
  • Cooper S Countryman Boardwalk Edition automatic – £35,025
Mini Cooper S Countryman Boardwalk Edition (2021) Dashboard

Orders are being accepted by Mini dealers now.

Mini Cooper S Countryman Boardwalk Edition (2021) Rear Side

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