2001 Mini Countryman Specs

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Summary

The 2001 Mini Countryman marks a pivotal introduction into the compact SUV segment with its distinctive British design and efficient turbocharged engine, offering both urban agility and practicality for modern lifestyles.

History

Launched in 2004, the Mini Countryman built upon the legacy of classic Mini models with a modern twist. Initially criticized for its departure from Mini's iconic two-door design, it quickly gained acclaim for its innovative approach to compact SUVs, setting a new standard for urban utility vehicles.

Car Culture Around the Mini Countryman

Embedded deeply within car culture, particularly in urban areas known for their compact vehicle preference, the Mini Countryman embodies a blend of retro charm and contemporary utility. It has become synonymous with stylish urban commuting, fostering a community of enthusiasts who appreciate its unique design and performance characteristics.

Model Variations

• Classic Trim: Focuses on heritage design elements with standard features.
• Club Trim: Adds sportier enhancements and premium interior trims.
• Paceman Trim: Unique two-door variant showcasing Mini’s playful design ethos.

Technical Specifications

• Body Style: SUV
• Horsepower:
  • Standard: 120 hp
  • High Performance: 162 hp
• Transmission: Automatic
• Trim Levels Available: Classic, Club, Paceman
• Engine Type & Size: 1.6L Four-Cylinder Turbocharged
• Horsepower & Torque:
  • Standard: 120 hp, 122 Nm
  • High Performance: 162 hp, 180 Nm
• Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive (FWD)
• Fuel Type: Gasoline
• Fuel Tank Size: 44 liters
• Fuel Efficiency:
  • City: 30 mpg
  • Highway: 38 mpg
• Dimensions: Length: 388 inches, Width: 67 inches, Height: 52 inches
• Cargo Capacity: 32 cubic feet
• Towing Capacity: 1500 lbs
• Safety Ratings: Generally good with multiple airbags
• Key Features: Stylish Interior, Advanced Audio System, Heated Seats, Passenger Capacity: 5