The Mini with maxi power
Designed to be Mini’s answer to the Golf, the Clubman has sold well since its revamp in 2016 - accounting for about 14 per cent of Mini’s global sales
Mini’s Clubman estate has always been the oddball in the range. Named after a somewhat unloved second-generation model introduced in the 1970s, it started life in the mid-2000s as an estate with two conventional front doors, two “barn-door” boot doors and an unusual rear-hinged third side door, mounted only on the right because the fuel tank filler was on the left.
This quirky arrangement had its appeal, but in 2016 when Mini decided ...
